Mario, Jadakiss, and More to Headline All About Us Festival This Juneteenth

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Mario and Jadakiss headline the All About Us Festival this Juneteenth, now in its third year, in Jersey City’s Liberty State Park.R&B superstar Mario is hitting the stage this Juneteenth at the All About Us Festival alongside hip-hop legend Jadakiss and house music icon Robin S. Their performances will bring timeless hits and undeniable energy to a day curated for love, music, and multi-generational joy.

Now in its third year, the All About Us Festival at historic Liberty State Park in Jersey City is a feel-good celebration of Black culture, family, and community—with something for everyone. The festival pairs nostalgia-laced performances with fresh, curated experiences across music, art, food, and fun.

“From the moment you walk in, it’s going to feel like joy,” said Shannon Mitchell, founder of the All About Us Festival. “We created this space to remind us of what freedom looks like—being together, being seen, and celebrating who we are. Black history is American history, and this day is for all of us.”Baltimore native Mario will be performing some of his biggest hits, including “Let Me Love You,” “Just a Friend,” and more. Yonkers-based Jadakiss is expected to perform popular hits like “Why” and “Knock Yourself Out.” House favorites like “Show Me Love” and “You Are My Friend” are expected to crop up during DJ sets from Robin S and Kenny Bobien.

In addition to Mario and Jadakiss’ headline performances, and DJ sets from Robin S and Kenny Bobien, guests can expect additional musical acts from all genres. There will be food trucks, kid-friendly fun, art activations, and curated shopping from Black-owned brands.

“Whether you’re showing up with your crew or dancing with your little ones, All About Us is where freedom meets joy, and where memories are made,” reads the festival’s tagline.

Attendees can get tickets now, mark June 19 on their calendar, and ready their picnic blanket for an unforgettable love letter to Black joy and pride.