Fans were thrilled as the Knicks entered the NBA finals for the first time in 27 years; watching the final moments of Game 2 at a rave became an unforgettable experience. Lake streamed the game on a screen behind him, allowing all 8,500 fans in attendance to witness their team win. Wearing a customized Knicks jersey, Lake dropped a remix of Fred again..’s “Victory Lap” right as the Knicks claimed victory, exclaiming “Knicks in four!”

After the Knicks secured their victory, the mayor’s office announced that the venue’s curfew was extended by an additional 30 minutes, allowing fans to dance until 12:30 a.m. On Sunday, Lake’s team and the promotion company also extended set times from 9:30 p.m. to 10 p.m.

The second show was canceled due to high winds and heavy rain; however, Lake addressed a fan’s question on Instagram regarding why it was canceled and shared their exchange on his Instagram story. He explained how high winds can cause property damage and pose dangers for those outside.

Lake stated, “Electronic event production rigged under a bridge can be expected to fail, fall apart, and any people around it could be seriously injured or worse — killed.” He added that it was a difficult decision with significant costs for him and his team but emphasized that safety was paramount.

Ayybo was originally scheduled as Lake’s opener on Saturday but appeared on Sunday for a back-to-back set with Tiga (who originally held the Sunday slot), ensuring fans didn’t miss either performance.

Saturday’s original show was supposed to have a second stage curated by pop-up promoter Renegade; however, Lake’s team and Bowery Presents allowed that stage to take place on Sunday instead. Located in front of Newtown Creek, this stage resembled a mini amphitheater and featured performances from Lauren Flax back-to-back with Mike Servito, Zillions back-to-back with Annabelle, and more.