Outstanding street performers bring cities to life

Before they hit the big venues around town, much of Los Angeles’ talent can be found on its city streets.

Once divided in two, a unified Berlin has grown into a hotspot for buskers and street performers.

Many street performers make the pilgrimage to New York with nothing but dreams and the shirts on their backs.

Australia’s artistic epicentre is home to some of the world’s most innnovative street performers.

Although street artists and performers are part of Santiago’s charm, the city’s strict laws can be crippling.

The European capital of street performers is home to many hardworking specialty acts who love to entertain.

The New York City dancehall culture is based on good times, good vibes, personal expression through movement.

An abandoned warehouse, a lake and a lot of art make a neighbourhood in Kolkata, India, a hub for hip-hop.

Street artist Falko One travels through South Africa, bringing art to those who need it most.

See how artists in Montreal are using spaces in different underground music scenes across the city.

The visually stunning city of Paris is one of the most important landmarks in the lineage of dance music.

Exotic custom cars and bikes, driven by lovers of pure speed, hit the streets of Tokyo when the sun goes down.

See Pusha T perform If You Know You Know live at Red Bull Music Festival Chicago Opening Night 2018.

Puppeteer Ayano combines art and acrobatics to create an immersive live show, reigning diabolo world champion Yusaku Mochizuki hits the Tokyo streets, and rhythm painter Yukinko creates original works of art while DJing his own performances.