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Benson Boone will perform at the Kennedy Space Center’s Rocket Garden on Nov. 29″This show is going to be so insanely sick and one I’ll remember forever,” he said in a press releaseThe show will be live streamed to fans around the world on TikTok
Benson Boone is gearing up to put on a performance that’s out of this world.
On Nov. 29, the 23-year-old singer-songwriter will perform at Visa Live at the Rocket Garden, a one-night-only event at the Rocket Garden at Kennedy Space Center visitor complex in Merritt Island, Fla.
“Visa and NASA have truly gone above and beyond bringing this show together,” Boone said in a press release of the show, which will be live-streamed to fans around the world on TikTok.
He added, “This show is going to be so insanely sick and one I’ll remember forever. I hope everyone likes my outfit as much as I do…”
Benson Boone.
Eduardo Fierro
The show will take place against the backdrop of the Rocket Garden at night, with nine towering rockets from the Mercury, Gemini and Apollo eras lined up and lit beneath the night sky.
Tickets for the show are not available to the general public. However, Florida residents who are 18+ can enter for a chance to win free tickets on Nov. 6 at 9 a.m. ET on the event’s website.
“The Visa Live experience speaks to a fundamental truth in music: the space or environment in which the music is performed actually matters to both the artist and the audience,” Frank Cooper III, Chief Marketing Officer for Visa, said in the press release.
“We believe that Visa Live at the Rocket Garden embodies the history of real space travel and the promise of future exploration, providing a setting for Benson Boone to deliver a never-been-seen-before experience. It reflects our commitment to reimagining the fan experience and creating new spaces for artists to create,” the statement continued.
Special guests for the show will be announced at a later date.
Benson Boone.
Eduardo Fierro
Boone recently marked the end of the North American leg of his American Heart Tour on Instagram. On Oct. 23, the “Mr. Electric Blue” singer will begin his shows in Europe.
The tour is in support of his latest studio album American Heart. Speaking with PEOPLE ahead of the tour, Boone said this run of shows was “vastly different than anything I’ve ever done before.”
“[We have] a far bigger stage than I’ve ever seen before and there’s little choreographed moments and better outfits and everyone’s a little more locked in,” he said at the time. “We rehearsed for like two weeks, which probably doesn’t sound very interesting at all, but that’s a big deal to me.”
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