and Kamasi Washington and Jill Scott are among the headliners. Now, I like Kamasi but I don't know if Afro-Punk is the best audience for him. Based on the other headliners, like Toro Y Moi, I anticipate more white folks showing up like they did for Lenny Kravitz a few years back. That seemed to have caused a stir. ("It ain't for us no mo.") LOL.
https://www.okayplayer.com/music/afropunk-brooklyn-2019-festival-lineup-tickets.html

I've never seen Jill live but for whatever reason, I'm not pressed and I know she can sang and perform. Interestingly, I really enjoyed that Experience+ live album. It's probably my fav outside of her debut/Vol. 1.

I'll probably only go to AfroPunk this year if I have successfully relocated to NYC by then. Funds are limited and I'm leaning toward the Roots Picnic...