Jackson Wang thrills Brooklyn crowd on MAGIC MAN 2 tour

Jackson Wang returned to Barclays Center in Brooklyn for his MAGIC MAN 2 Tour on April 10, delivering a high-energy performance filled with aerial stunts, fan interactions, and personal revelations. The 32-year-old singer shared emotional moments from his career and teased upcoming music. Fans received immersive light accessories and joined him on stage during the encore.

Wang opened the show suspended in midair during 'High Alone,' lying still as dancers circled below like crows before dynamic choreography took over. Dancers from the Kinjaz crew floated on wires and emerged as various versions of his Magic Man alter ego. The production emphasized escapism amid global stress, with Wang telling the crowd, 'The world is crazy right now. Everyone is stressed. I want you guys to treat yourselves better. [Being] selfish is not a bad thing.' He added, 'Sorry that this concert isn’t as commercial as you thought.'

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