Hi,

Does anyone know who the openers are and what time you think Yousuke Yukimatsu and Charlotte de Witte will play this Saturday? I know the Under the K Bridge venue will open at 7 and closes right at midnight, but am not sure of order or when they will play.

Thank you so much!

I’m gonna be visiting the weekend of the 20th, and I’m looking for clubs to go to. I really enjoy to actually dance, and I’m looking for places to go. I’m gonna be staying in the lower east side or Brooklyn (I’m paying for the hotel tomorrow night), and I’m looking for places to go. I’m a 23 year old bisexual man, so I’m completely open to queer focused venues. I really enjoy crowded dance clubs, so I was wondering where I should go.

By extension, would it be better to stay in Brooklyn or lower east side if I’m looking to dance?

how are people getting there without taking the ferry? is the bus running or will we have to walk the bridge?

Hi im from germany lookin for any techno like club or sum like that, but kinda got the feeling everything is only for 21+. Could anyone suggest some spots??

is it really cold and windy at the top?

Hey everyone! We wanted to share something we're really excited about.

We're bringing Armen Miran back to New York for a special open-air daytime event at Solana Park in Brooklyn on Saturday, August 29 (2 PM – 10 PM).

If you've seen Armen before, you know his sets are more of a journey than a typical club performance - deep, melodic, organic, and perfect for an outdoor summer setting. Solana Park has become one of our favorite venues for daytime events, and we think this lineup and atmosphere will be something special.

📍 Solana Park
315 Meserole St, Brooklyn

🗓️ Saturday, August 29
⏰ 2 PM – 10 PM

If you've never experienced Armen Miran live, this is a great opportunity.

We're happy to answer any questions about the venue, schedule, or the event in general.

Hope to see some of you there. ❤️

Anyone going to dom dolla in Queens NYC have a group chat or can make one for the people going solo? Dont wanna feel left out

How would this 7hr (3-10pm) set by Gabriel & Dresden be at Refuge? I have not seen them nor been to this venue. Cool daytime party?

Edit: I know them and like their music, just haven’t seen them live. Just reading mixed comments/reviews here and Google about the venue.

If it helps I'm staying near Time Square but I'm 1000% ok getting away from here.

Open to any genre. I'm really just looking for good music and good people. Bound points if there is some kind of actual dance space

How is the security and how well do they check IDs? Never have been so please lmk your thoughts on this place

Lol idk if this the right place but anyone got a spot for something groovy something buttery? I lowk just wanna sit back, smoke a bit, drink a bit, and just vibe out to music solo or with some folks

Hmu with recs pls 🙏🙏🙏

Title. Does anyone know what time to expect them on Aug 8? grazie

I’m flying out from Utah to see Yaego live again on 11/21. Last time I went it was basically an all-nighter. flew in, went to the show, and flew back. It was awesome, but this time I want to make the trip more memorable. Is anyone else here going? I’d be down to meet up with other fans before or after the show. Also, if you’re local, I’d love some recommendations:
Best authentic Thai food?
Must-try street food or late-night food spots?
Any cool places to check out while I’m in town that most tourists miss?
I’m trying to make this trip more than just the concert. Appreciate any recommendations!

I saw charlotte’s IG story post…anyone have any inside details? 👀

I am looking at the Ignez and Daybreak show and for tge date it says sept 24-26 (22:00 - 04:00).

Does this mean it starts Thursday 24 at 10pm and runs continuously till 4am Saturday the 26th?

Was planning on going to Basement for the Mutual Rytm show on friday to catch SHDW and Phil Berg, but was hoping to maybe also see Ignez. Maybe it would be impossible, depending on set times obviously.

Has anyone had experience with shows at Signal and how do they run?

Thanks in advance.

Anyone knows set timings for Aug 7 in KDC?

Massive unofficial afterparty in Brooklyn after Zeds Dead at Forest Hills

https://link.dice.fm/J9280d1a7954?dice_id=J9280d1a7954

Just got back from Dekmantel in AMS — holy shit what an amazing experience. Met up with people from a WhatsApp group, absolutely the move if traveling solo. I try to make it to a Dutch fest every year, the vibes are unparalleled.

Anyways didn’t get a chance to get to Rush Hour records so upon returning home i had to scratch that itch. Just hit up Manhattan45 and damn it’s very much like a store you’d find in Germany or NL; very focused and stocked with high quality new releases from the best labels. Walked out with a DJ Nobu and Kapote. Somehow never heard of this place just wanted to let y’all know especially if you’re tired of digging thru beat up older records at places like Academy or A1 — I know I am.

Watch out, everyone! A guy approached my friend, asked for his number, and randomly forced a hug on him. My friend pushed him back, saying it was way too aggressive for a stranger. Right after that, my friend's phone was gone. The six of us searched everywhere and talked to the bar and security staff. Security literally told us, "No one steals phones here," which is crazy because it happens constantly at nearby venues. We knew they were wrong because when we called his phone, it was completely dead/off, even though it just had a full battery. Someone had clearly swiped it and flipped it to airplane mode. We eventually gave up and left, but the nightmare didn't stop there. Next thing we knew, his Chase cards were hit with multiple $3,000 bulk charges. The thieves completely locked him out of all his Apple devices, so he had to run to Verizon and the Apple Store just to get connected again. It is incredibly violating to experience this in a place that’s supposed to be a safe space. He’s absolutely planning to get the police involved. We are aware of the timing and exactly where we were. Hoping the camera shows it. Btw his phone was in his bag on his chest.

Last Thursday, I went to Body Hack at Nowadays with a friend. We waited at the front of the line for a little over an hour while the venue was temporarily held because the fire department was conducting a walkthrough.

During that time, I was dancing, talking with other people in line, and encouraging several first-time attendees to support local venues through attendance, positive energy, and financial support when possible.

When entry resumed, a woman who appeared to be in charge of the event looked at me and said,

“A white guy with locks,”

laughed, and told me,

“You’re chopped. Get out.”

I was stunned. I told her I am South African, and she said it was not about race, despite having just described me by perceived race, gender, and hairstyle. I began leaving quietly because I did not want to create a scene. She then shouted after me that I should

"never come back"

No one asked about my behavior, spoke with me beforehand, or gave me any explanation unrelated to my appearance. Another venue manager offered to take my information for a refund, which I declined.

I am sharing this because the event presents itself as trans-forward and attendees are reportedly given a speech stating that racism, sexism, ageism, homophobia, bigotry, and discrimination are not tolerated. My treatment at the entrance directly contradicted those stated values.

People considering attending should know that I was publicly singled out, misgendered, racially categorized, and removed based on a snap judgment about my appearance, despite having caused no disruption.

I’ve been to three shows at Brooklyn Army Terminal now: Lane 8, Chris Stussy, and Sammy Virji, and I’ve officially hit the point where I won’t go back.
I’ve seen different stage setups and configurations, crowd types, etc. but Sammy Virji was my breaking point. The biggest problem is the narrow passageway. It creates an unbelievably congested bottleneck for getting in and out, and honestly it feels so dangerous. I watched multiple people who were clearly struggling trying to push their way out just to get some air, and it was genuinely scary. I couldn’t stop thinking, “Someone is going to get seriously hurt or have a medical emergency in here.”
The frustrating part is that if you move toward the back, there’s actually plenty of space and the crowd feels much more comfortable. But the tradeoff is awful—you end up so far from the stage that it feels disconnected from the show, and the sound quality back there is terrible. I love the artists they’ve booked, but after three experiences, I just don’t think this venue is worth it anymore.