REBECCA BLACK
SHOW UPDATE
Unfortunately, Buffalo Waterfront Management Group was informed today that Bob the Drag Queen was unable to fly out to Buffalo today due to widespread cancellations and delays at airports across the U.S. Pride at Terminal B will go on as scheduled, with planned co-headliner Rebecca Black performing an expanded DJ performance, and local drag artist and DJs opening the show. We're still looking forward to a fun, vibrant celebration of the local LGBTQUIA2S+ community.
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Join us Saturday, June 28, 2025 for a celebration of the LGBTQIA2S+ community, featuring food and drink, retail vendors, drag and musical performances and much more!
A portion of proceeds from Pride at Terminal B will support the essential healthcare programs and services that Evergreen Health provides to Western New York's LGBTQIA2S+ community as well as other community-based initiatives. This event also supports the critically needed LGBTQIA2S+ services provided by Niagara Pride, which includes educational funding opportunities for schools, youth, and adults as well as free community-based affirming supportive services in the most rural and underserved communities of WNY.
Looking for more ways to celebrate?
Click here for a full listing of Buffalo Pride events.
Clikc here to register for the WNY Pride 5k.
Festival gates open at 3:00PM (VIP) and 3:30PM (GA)
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Rebecca Black
Rebecca Black is an artist who blazes her own path. An undisputed icon of underground music, fashion, and queer art scenes, her creativity is an expansive, unstoppable force. Amid collabs with Slayyyter, MØ, bbno$, and more, Black released her first project “Rebecca Black Was Here” in 2021 which led to performances at the GLAAD Awards and Tamron Hall. Nearly a decade since her iconic cameo in Katy Perry’s video for “Last Friday Night,” Black continues to make pop-culture appearances in videos for Blu de Tiger, Amy Allen, and more. During NYFW, Billboard proclaimed her one of the "ultimate cool girls," alongside King Princess and Hayley Williams—a testament to her new era as a young adult artist.
At 13, Black skyrocketed from musical theater kid to viral sensation with her 2011 hit Friday, which amassed over 150 million views and became the year’s fastest-growing video. With a RIAA Gold certification, a YouTube No. 1, and a Teen Choice Award under her belt, Black marked the 10th anniversary of Friday with an internet-breaking remix featuring hyperpop royalty Dorian Electra, Big Freedia, and 3OH!3, signaling her evolution to an electronic-infused pop polymath.
In 2022 and 2023, Black celebrated her debut album: "Let Her Burn” and embarked on her sold-out debut headline tours in North America and Europe, followed by a packed DJ set at Coachella and appearances at Pride festivals in Los Angeles, Chicago, and several other cities. Seamlessly bridging the underground and the mainstream with her new sound, Rebecca Black proves she’s one of the most forward-thinking, electrifying pop artists of our time.
Beyond the music, the singer, songwriter, and creator advocates for anti-bullying, mental health initiatives, and the LGBTQ+ community, making a difference for her audience through partnerships with the AdCouncil, GLAAD, and Best Buddies. One year after coming out, Rebecca Black proudly received the honor of joining Variety’s Power of Pride 2021 list.
Rebecca Black launches into 2025 headfirst with her new project SALVATION: proceeding hedonistic, confident bangers that cascade through electronic sounds; drifting from synth-driven confessionals and also pulling back into four-on-the-floor techno mayhem. The bold, playful yet personal lyrics offer a twist on the pop-dance genre and will be sure to cause outbreaks on dancefloors. Rebecca Black will bring SALVATION on tour across North America, the UK and Europe – kicking off with a sold-out show on March 4th in Seattle and wrapping back in the US on April 5th in St. Paul, Minneapolis. After the tour, Black is set to bring SALVATION to summer festivals in 2025, promising high-energy, euphoric performances. The announcement followed her recent internet-erupting DJ sets such as a Boiler Room debut showcasing her spellbinding energy and hypnotic stage presence, as well as a recordbreaking set on the streets of San Francisco amassing over 20,000 attendees.
Over the course of her trailblazing career, Rebecca Black has earned critical acclaim for her unrelenting presence in pop culture. A one-woman force who’s in control of her own image, Black achieves her big-budget pop sound through a DIY lens. Working independently with fellow creatives as collaborators, Black complements her slick, futuristic hits with expressive visuals that amplify her music by portraying the deeper messages of her songwriting.
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All bags (no bags larger than 12" x 12" are permitted) and all attendess of Pride at Terminal B are subject to security inspection.
Prohibited Items at Pride at Terminal B:
- Outside food and beverage, including coolers
- Any item deemed inappropriate or dangerous by security
- Weapons of any kind
- Backpacks and large tote bags (diaper bags and small purses are permitted - no larger than 12" x 12")
- Illegal drugs or paraphernalia
- Chairs
- Fireworks
- Glass containers
- All professional video and photo cameras
- Recording devices
- Selfie sticks, tripods or monopods
- Umbrellas
- Laser pointers
- Air horns
- Animals - task trained service animals are welcome
- Bicycles (within the secure perimeter)