Vibrations resonated Under the K Bridge last weekend as 88 Rising’s Head In The Clouds Festival returned to NYC with a loaded lineup of upcoming and established Asian and AAPI artists. Despite a shortened one-day festival compared to last year’s two day event at Forest Hills Stadium, this year’s stacked lineup took Under the K Bridge by storm.

Since their first festival in 2018, Head in the Clouds has quickly grown into a familiar name in the Asian community. Presented by record label 88rising, which represents Asian and Asian diaspora artists such as Rich Brian, Joji, Higher Brothers, Niki, and Jackson Wang - it's no surprise that HITC, at its roots, was meant to highlight both emerging and established Asian Artists. 

The sky over Los Angeles lit up once again as 88rising’s Head In The Clouds festival returned in 2025 with a genre-defying lineup that brought together legends, trailblazers, and rising stars from across Asia.

We got the chance to talk to Lyn Lapid following her performance at Head in the Clouds NYC.

88Rising’s 2-Day festival HEAD IN THE CLOUDS will be making its first return this spring, after its successful NYC debut last year. To be he

Tickets went live last week for the annual Coachella music and arts festival, boasting a legendary lineup this year including big names like

Head in the Cloud’s first New York City festival features a strong line up of dynamic women artists.

88Rising is holding their popular Head in the Clouds festival in NYC this weekend at Forest Hills Stadium.

MADISON SQUARE GARDEN, NEW YORK CITY — the song abruptly ends and Joji announces a brief intermission to relieve himself.