The Governors Ball Music Festival has a new home in Flushing Meadows Corona Park, Queens, New York. A new face and future for the music festival will take place in one of New York City's most prominent parks.

Packed crowds line the Brooklyn streets, creating a bustling nightlife atmosphere.Signs pointing toward the entrance of the parking lot create a long, single-file line of people anxiously waiting to get in. After scanning each customer’s ticket, several employees help direct drivers to their spot in the chaotic yet organized system. Thrilled groups of families and friends grab buckets of popcorn from concessions, but not before snapping a picture or two of the breathtaking city views. As the sun sets, moviegoers hop into their cars and the film begins. This is Skyline Drive-In NYC.

Frankly, the exhibit focuses little on the band’s musical craft. Based around the dynamic of the members, it shows how their art interacted with the world around them – or didn’t.

“There’s nothing quite like falling in love in New York City. It’s an experience like no other – both the highest and lowest moments of your life unfold on the busy streets, midnight trains and tiny apartment bedrooms.”

St. James Theatre, located in the heart of Times Square, is the new home of “Frozen.” Now a Broadway musical, the story takes audiences into the story of Anna and Elsa in Arendelle.