A close-up portrait of the hip-hop duo Flyana Boss smiling widely next to each other. Both individuals have face gems arranged in the shape of a butterfly across the bridge of their noses, sparkly jewelry, and a vibrant, joyful expression against a dark background.
Flyana Boss Credit: SJ Spreng / Warner Music Group

Before the big parade, St. Pete Pride brings queer viral sensations to town for its Friday Night Concert.

British singer/rapper Chinchilla, elf-eared hip hop duo Flyana Boss and ICE-melting viral pop star and violinist Cain Culto will play The Coliseum (changed Wednesday from Al Lang Stadium) in an evening that also includes a waterfront market. A special guest DJ is teased in flyers, but has still not been announced.

Chinchilla was on “The Voice UK” in 2023 before releasing her TikTok-viral single, “Little Girl Gone.”

LA-based duo Flyana Boss also went viral around the same time for their hit, “You Wish,” after a series of videos of the two running to the song throughout different locations. They’ve since collaborated with Missy Elliot and opened for Janelle Monáe.

Florida-born Cain Culto honors his Colombian and Nicaraguan heritage while blasting the toxicity of an evangelical upbringing in Kentucky. Culto left the church after coming out as gay and began making music in 2021. His career took off last year with the violin and rap hit “KFC Santería” followed this year by the anti-Trump and ICE hit, “¡BASTA YA!” with Xiuhtezcatl and Snow Tha Product. His next EP, occulto 002, drops July 10.

Tickets start at $85 for St. Pete Pride’s “Slay the Bay Friday Night Concert” on June 26.

UPDATE 6/25/26: This story has been updated to reflect the venue change and update the ticket link accordingly.


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