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IN THESE STREETS & Cardi B: The First Ever to Grace the Mega Dome

The Mega Dome opens its doors with a behind-the-scenes Cardi B premiere on November 18, 2026.

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October 13, 2026
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IN THESE STREETS & Cardi B: The First Ever to Grace the Mega Dome

The Mega Dome Opens Its Doors

On November 18, 2026, the MicXchange Mega Dome — the world's first interactive live entertainment venue built for the creator economy — officially opens its doors. And the first name on the marquee? IN THESE STREETS, the behind-the-scenes recap featuring none other than Cardi B.

Directed by Omar "O-Smooth" Saleem, IN THESE STREETS is a never-before-seen short documentary-style film that takes viewers inside the creative process, the culture, and the raw energy of one of music's most influential voices. The premiere includes a three-song performance captured exclusively for the Mega Dome experience.

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A Historic First

Cardi B and the IN THESE STREETS production mark the first-ever content to grace the Mega Dome stage. This isn't just a premiere — it's the ignition point for an entirely new way to experience live entertainment. The Mega Dome was built to dissolve the wall between the audience and the performer, and there is no better way to prove that than with an artist who has redefined what it means to connect with a culture.

"The Mega Dome was built for moments like this. Cardi B is the first, but she will not be the last."
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What to Expect

The premiere takes place on Wednesday, November 18, 2026 at 7:00 PM ET — Thanksgiving week, fitting for an event this bold. The Mega Dome will host up to 5,000 live attendees with free registration. A replay will be available for all ticket holders who can't make the live broadcast.

Attendees can expect:

  • An exclusive behind-the-scenes documentary featuring Cardi B
  • A three-song live performance
  • Interactive audience features unique to the Mega Dome experience
  • A replay link included with every free ticket

Claim Your Free Ticket

Registration is open now and free. With a 5,000-seat target, tickets will go fast. Secure your spot in Mega Dome history and be there for the moment a new era of entertainment begins.

Claim your free ticket now and be part of the first audience to ever step inside the Mega Dome.

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