With New York City’s Homecoming Week less than a month away, Mayor Bill de Blasio shared a major update to plans for the previously announced star-studded Central Park concert. “It’s New York City. We’re not satisfied with one concert, in one borough,” de Blasio said at his press briefing Thursday. “Surely, that is not enough.” The mayor then announced there would be four additional concerts, one in each of the outer boroughs, in the days leading up to the big show in Manhattan. While legendary music producer and executive Clive Davis is producing the Central Park show, the Universal Hip Hop Museum is in charge of curating the outer borough concerts.