PHOTOS: Z100 Summer Bash Presented by Wells Fargo – New York, NY – 08/06/2026

New York City turned up for the annual Z100 Summer Bash Presented by Wells Fargo on August 6, as thousands gathered at Hudson Yards for an evening of pop, energy, and summer celebration. Presented by Wells Fargo, the free outdoor concert brought together a diverse lineup of rising and established artists: Yeonjun, JYT, Bella Kay and Charlie Puth.

Yeonjun opened the night to a roaring crowd of over 10,000 people. Making history as the first Korean artist to perform at Z100 Summer Bash, the TXT member brought his growing solo presence to New York and marked another step in his expansion into the U.S. pop landscape. It was just his second outdoor U.S. performance, one day after his Good Morning America appearance. Yeonjun’s electrifying set, with tight choreography, stable live vocals and charismatic stage presence all proved why he’s taking the global pop scene by storm.

The emerging young boyband JYT (Just Your Type) continued the night’s energetic tone with dynamic choreography, drum solos and covers of beloved artists like Justin Bieber and Olivia Dean. Bella Kay followed with a performance that highlighted the rising indie-pop singer-songwriter’s distinct presence, including her recent breakout hit “iloveitiloveitiloveit.”

By the time Charlie Puth arrived, the crowd in Hudson Yards needed no introduction for the seasoned hitmaker and multi-instrumentalist. Puth closed out the night with the polished musicianship and effortless pop sensibility, moving between a grand piano and an electric keyboard onstage. Fans were treated to nostalgic favorites including “Attention,” “How Long,” “One Call Away,” “See You Again,” and several singles from his most recent album. Puth’s set provided a fitting finale to a set that brought the largest crowd in the event’s history.

As the final notes faded beneath the Hudson Yards skyline, Z100 Summer Bash once again brought together a stellar lineup that reflected today’s exciting pop scene with both emerging voices and global stars, proving how music creates opportunities to bring people of all ages and music genres together.