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Elsewhere Presents: Chanel Beads @ Knockdown Center in Maspeth on 10.14! Tickets start at $30 • 7pm | Genre: Indie

Chanel Beads headlines Knockdown Center on 10.14

A concert w/ Madi Diaz in Zone One @ Elsewhere in Bushwick on 10.14! Tickets start at $25 • 7pm • 16+ | Genre: Singer-songwriter

Elsewhere Presents: Chanel Beads @ Knockdown Center in Maspeth on 10.14! Tickets start at $30 • 7pm | Genre: Indie

A concert w/ Madi Diaz in Zone One @ Elsewhere in Bushwick on 10.14! Tickets start at $25 • 7pm • 16+ | Genre: Singer-songwriter

Chanel Beads headlines Knockdown Center on 10.14

Rooftop party w/ MIRCHI @ Elsewhere in Bushwick on 10.16! Tickets start at $20 • 6pm • 21+ | Genre: Electronic

Full Venue Takeover w/ DJ_Dave @ Elsewhere in Bushwick on 10.16! Tickets start at $20 • 7pm • 16+ | Genre: Electronic, Pop

Amber Valentine courts Gabriela's dance floor all night long, moving between disco, house and electro with enough time to turn a passing crush into a lasting affair.

Jan Blomqvist headlines the Main Hall on October 16, joined by Parallelle and Kanykei. Blomqvist's singularly cinematic productions have made him a household name in modern electronic music. He makes his long-awaited Knockdown Center debut together with rising Dutch phenoms Parallelle. NY's Kanykei completes the stacked lineup.

Club night w/ Marsolo @ Elsewhere in Bushwick on 10.16! Tickets start at $22 • 10:30pm • 21+ | Genre: Electronic

Juliana Huxtable returns to BASEMENT following her all-night set in July. One of the great visionaries of modern club music, Huxtable uses the form as a site of peerless worldbuilding and relentless experimentation. Huxtable’s history in the fine arts - as a poet, visual artist and performer - informs her approach, subverting the typical templates and finding ever new ways to freak the system. There simply is no one in the world who does it quite like she does. We welcome her back. Anika Kunst makes the trip from Spain, landing in the room for the first time. The founder of the Selectors party series and Chapter Records, Kunst has dedicated herself for over two decades to timeless techno. Her releases - on her own label as well as WSNWG and Rekids - embodies the pure, direct power of the genre, with her own particular twist. Colombian-born, NY-based Vile returns. An artist whose work pushes boundaries, Vile embraces a cutting edge futurism and raw, uncanny strangeness. Vile makes techno feel surreal, beckoning you towards, in their own words, “escapist transformation.” Pablo Bozzi leads a special showcase for his Second Sight label in STUDIO. Bozzi has become one of the most beloved talents in the modern italo-disco-house landscape, bringing forth one exceptional release after another. Each time, he’s able to capture the quintessential rush of timeless late ‘80s / early ‘90s dance music, whether in throbbing, glamorous synth tracks or more sleek, coursing club tracks. His recent “Wired” EP on Second Sight is another masterstroke, with the slightest hint of dubby spaciousness giving depth to his unstoppable underground anthems. Byron Yeats’ musical journey has included everything from saucy house to trippy downtempo, but perhaps the apex of his artistry arrived with last year’s “Pansy Beat” LP. The album is a true journey and a love letter to the full sprawl of dance music. Kim Ann Foxman completes an already-heavy lineup. "What I play,” she once reflected, “is everything that I love to dance to.” This means bold, acid-drenched house, diva vocals, jacking drums and balmy, Balearic pads. A pillar of 21st century dance music, Foxman has been a leading light since first emerging in the early ‘00s as a member of Hercules and Love Affair. Today, the work continues across her collaborations and work on her labels Firehouse Recordings, self:timer and Pleasure Planet.

Juliana Huxtable returns to BASEMENT following her all-night set in July. One of the great visionaries of modern club music, Huxtable uses the form as a site of peerless worldbuilding and relentless experimentation. Huxtable’s history in the fine arts - as a poet, visual artist and performer - informs her approach, subverting the typical templates and finding ever new ways to freak the system. There simply is no one in the world who does it quite like she does. We welcome her back. Anika Kunst makes the trip from Spain, landing in the room for the first time. The founder of the Selectors party series and Chapter Records, Kunst has dedicated herself for over two decades to timeless techno. Her releases - on her own label as well as WSNWG and Rekids - embodies the pure, direct power of the genre, with her own particular twist. Colombian-born, NY-based Vile returns. An artist whose work pushes boundaries, Vile embraces a cutting edge futurism and raw, uncanny strangeness. Vile makes techno feel surreal, beckoning you towards, in their own words, “escapist transformation.” Pablo Bozzi leads a special showcase for his Second Sight label in STUDIO. Bozzi has become one of the most beloved talents in the modern italo-disco-house landscape, bringing forth one exceptional release after another. Each time, he’s able to capture the quintessential rush of timeless late ‘80s / early ‘90s dance music, whether in throbbing, glamorous synth tracks or more sleek, coursing club tracks. His recent “Wired” EP on Second Sight is another masterstroke, with the slightest hint of dubby spaciousness giving depth to his unstoppable underground anthems. Byron Yeats’ musical journey has included everything from saucy house to trippy downtempo, but perhaps the apex of his artistry arrived with last year’s “Pansy Beat” LP. The album is a true journey and a love letter to the full sprawl of dance music. Kim Ann Foxman completes an already-heavy lineup. "What I play,” she once reflected, “is everything that I love to dance to.” This means bold, acid-drenched house, diva vocals, jacking drums and balmy, Balearic pads. A pillar of 21st century dance music, Foxman has been a leading light since first emerging in the early ‘00s as a member of Hercules and Love Affair. Today, the work continues across her collaborations and work on her labels Firehouse Recordings, self:timer and Pleasure Planet.

RUSH Presents: Funk Tribu Day-and-Night takeover on Oct. 17 Funk Tribu takes over Knockdown Center's Ruins and Main Hall for a day-into-night RUSH marathon, joined by Afem Syko, Innamorati, Supergloss, LOVEFOXY, Ksenyeah and x3butterfly. Colombian-born DJ Funk Tribu makes his RUSH debut on October 17. Known as a key architect of modern high-impact, groove-oriented trance, he leads the charge alongside an allstar cast. Outside, he’s joined by Berlin’s LOVEFOXY as well as two of NY's best: x3butterfly and Ksenyeah. LOVEFOXY balances riotous club energy with a raw and direct energy that can go head-to-head with the most potent warehouse sounds. x3butterfly and Ksenyeah are unmissable presences; each pushes their own unique visions that are as adventurous as they are slamming. At the center of it all, Funk Tribu delivers a set that’s specially-tooled for the open air stage. Inside, darkness takes hold as the program turns towards the shadows. In addition to a second headlining set from Funk Tribu, Afem Syko, Innamorati and Supergloss step up. Syko is best known for his ruthless touch; his breakout "RAS1" on the R Label Group is one of the most twisted examples of large-scale techno to be unleashed in the last five years. X-IZE founder Supergloss captures a unique blend of throttling techno and euphoric trance. Innamorati is the new duo of j:drive and TRIPS. Proving to be greater than sum of their parts, Innamorati tunnels straight to the core.

Intergalactic Gary and Mike Servito supply relentless electro and techno, while Soundstream anchors a sweat-soaked, open-to-close disco marathon.

Club night w/ Tye Turner @ Elsewhere in Bushwick on 10.17! Tickets start at $22 • 10:30pm • 21+ | Genre: Electronic

Brace yourself for a meeting of the minds: Dr. Rubinstein returns to BASEMENT, joined by The Advent and 98dots. Rubinstein is one of the great forces in modern acid techno, an artist whose joyous élan is matched only by her fearsome power. Rubinstein was born a raver, and came to the DJ booth via the dance floor. It shows in every selection she makes; a Rubinstein set is all killer, no filler, with each selection carefully selected to give the dancers exactly what they need. The Advent is one of the key architects of techno, an artist whose discography goes back to the golden age. There are simply too many great tracks to choose from, and each EP from his 30+ year discography is a testament to an uncompromising ethos. From early, timeless masterpieces like “Elements of Life” or more recent excursions, The Advent never fails to deliver. 98dots returns to the room. The Georgian artist is the person behind the Rapture Investigation radio show, where he lays out his unique vision of techno: immersive, psychedelic, thundering and expertly interwoven with other genres. Jay Jackson (fka.m4a) is back in STUDIO to do what only they can. Favored by dancers, their joyous, unrestrained embrace of rave classics, trance anthems, house bombs and vocal flips hits with perfectly attuned impact. “The primary message of my music is about love and conveying emotion, and bringing that together in a room,” they once said. “There's so much in electronic music that I feel lacks soul. People are afraid to be vulnerable, but that’s one of the biggest reasons why I do what I do – to show that vulnerability.” Lauren Flax drops in for a session of rugged, acid-laced house. Rooted in classic, jacking sounds, Flax breathes new life into well-established tropes, using pared back structures with a minimum of elements to maximum effect. Her remix of Scotia’s “More Work” from earlier this year is a perfect example. A nasty earworm 303 line, thundering toms and the occasional clipped vocal sample are all she needs to raise the temperature to a fever pitch. Buenos Aires-born, Vienna-based Rumi de Baires appears for the first time. The co-founder of the Gaze party series, de Baires has been a driving force in his city’s queer scene for years. His DJ sets overflow with steamy allure and vibrant, heady house.

Brace yourself for a meeting of the minds: Dr. Rubinstein returns to BASEMENT, joined by The Advent and 98dots. Rubinstein is one of the great forces in modern acid techno, an artist whose joyous élan is matched only by her fearsome power. Rubinstein was born a raver, and came to the DJ booth via the dance floor. It shows in every selection she makes; a Rubinstein set is all killer, no filler, with each selection carefully selected to give the dancers exactly what they need. The Advent is one of the key architects of techno, an artist whose discography goes back to the golden age. There are simply too many great tracks to choose from, and each EP from his 30+ year discography is a testament to an uncompromising ethos. From early, timeless masterpieces like “Elements of Life” or more recent excursions, The Advent never fails to deliver. 98dots returns to the room. The Georgian artist is the person behind the Rapture Investigation radio show, where he lays out his unique vision of techno: immersive, psychedelic, thundering and expertly interwoven with other genres. Jay Jackson (fka.m4a) is back in STUDIO to do what only they can. Favored by dancers, their joyous, unrestrained embrace of rave classics, trance anthems, house bombs and vocal flips hits with perfectly attuned impact. “The primary message of my music is about love and conveying emotion, and bringing that together in a room,” they once said. “There's so much in electronic music that I feel lacks soul. People are afraid to be vulnerable, but that’s one of the biggest reasons why I do what I do – to show that vulnerability.” Lauren Flax drops in for a session of rugged, acid-laced house. Rooted in classic, jacking sounds, Flax breathes new life into well-established tropes, using pared back structures with a minimum of elements to maximum effect. Her remix of Scotia’s “More Work” from earlier this year is a perfect example. A nasty earworm 303 line, thundering toms and the occasional clipped vocal sample are all she needs to raise the temperature to a fever pitch. Buenos Aires-born, Vienna-based Rumi de Baires appears for the first time. The co-founder of the Gaze party series, de Baires has been a driving force in his city’s queer scene for years. His DJ sets overflow with steamy allure and vibrant, heady house.

Tiki Disco returns Knockdown Center on October 18.Ticket transfers are turned off for this event. Screenshots of tickets are not valid for entry.

A concert w/ Ida in Zone One @ Elsewhere in Bushwick on 10.18! Tickets start at $20 • 7pm • 16+ | Genre: Rock

Animal Collective headlines Knockdown Center on 10/21.Presale Friday @ 10 am ET.Limited tickets sold Saturday 9/19 at Rough Trade NYC @ 1pm.

Animal Collective headlines Knockdown Center on 10/22.

A concert w/ Ilykimchi in Zone One @ Elsewhere in Bushwick on 10.23! Tickets start at $20 • 7pm • 16+ | Genre: Pop

TGirl Baseball's first fundraising event is a MLB World Series Game 1 @ Elsewhere in Bushwick on 10.23! Tickets start at FREE • 8pm • 21+ |

Massano brings Simulate to the Main Hall together with Konstantin Sibold and SOEL on Friday, October 23.

Club night w/ Franc Moody DJ Set @ Elsewhere in Bushwick on 10.23! Tickets start at $21 • 10:30pm • 21+ | Genre: Electronic

Lacchesi is back, this time to headline FIST. The Mama Told Ya affiliate brings a distinctly French twist to heavy, floor-filling techno. His productions are defined by their subtly cinematic scope; a classic Lacchesi track starts in the realm of pure techno before blooming gradually into something grander and more breathtaking. He’s never one to shy on emotional impact, while maintaining a hard-edged rigor that is in line with the classics of the late ‘90s. Nene H returns. The Turkish-Azerbaijani artist has become revered as an undefinable, unstoppable creative force in modern club music. This year, she released “Second Skin,” a major milestone and a creative breakthrough. Speaking on the record, Nene describes “an enduring infatuation with the emotional complexity of sound,” and this sense of enamored curiosity permeates the entire work. It’s a thrill from start to finish. “I’m experimenting with sound,” she said in an interview. “That is where I find true freedom and I can be my full self.” Residents Word of Command and DJ Clone handle the rest of the program. True wildcards, their relentless dedication to the intersection of raw power and subversive strangeness has made them guiding lights in the US underground. Jubilee joins, bringing a taste of Florida to STUDIO. The Magic City label founder is a renowned proponent of modern electro, grime, dancehall and more. A truly audacious DJ whose selections brook no quarter, Jubilee has spent the last decade-plus setting off countless parties and leaving innumerable dancefloors in a state of sweat-soaked delirium. Mez Monty joins from LA. A true house DJ through and through, Monty embraces the hallmarks of the genre: diva vocals, euphoric builds and infectious grooves. He’s fully established in his hometown’s thriving club underground, helping to maintain and grow a queer nightlife culture that is currently undergoing a renaissance. Connor Wrong adds an unexpected twist. No genre is off-limits, and Wrong weaves between the outer limits of psy, house, bass, grime and many more.

Lacchesi is back, this time to headline FIST. The Mama Told Ya affiliate brings a distinctly French twist to heavy, floor-filling techno. His productions are defined by their subtly cinematic scope; a classic Lacchesi track starts in the realm of pure techno before blooming gradually into something grander and more breathtaking. He’s never one to shy on emotional impact, while maintaining a hard-edged rigor that is in line with the classics of the late ‘90s. Nene H returns. The Turkish-Azerbaijani artist has become revered as an undefinable, unstoppable creative force in modern club music. This year, she released “Second Skin,” a major milestone and a creative breakthrough. Speaking on the record, Nene describes “an enduring infatuation with the emotional complexity of sound,” and this sense of enamored curiosity permeates the entire work. It’s a thrill from start to finish. “I’m experimenting with sound,” she said in an interview. “That is where I find true freedom and I can be my full self.” Residents Word of Command and DJ Clone handle the rest of the program. True wildcards, their relentless dedication to the intersection of raw power and subversive strangeness has made them guiding lights in the US underground. Jubilee joins, bringing a taste of Florida to STUDIO. The Magic City label founder is a renowned proponent of modern electro, grime, dancehall and more. A truly audacious DJ whose selections brook no quarter, Jubilee has spent the last decade-plus setting off countless parties and leaving innumerable dancefloors in a state of sweat-soaked delirium. Mez Monty joins from LA. A true house DJ through and through, Monty embraces the hallmarks of the genre: diva vocals, euphoric builds and infectious grooves. He’s fully established in his hometown’s thriving club underground, helping to maintain and grow a queer nightlife culture that is currently undergoing a renaissance. Connor Wrong adds an unexpected twist. No genre is off-limits, and Wrong weaves between the outer limits of psy, house, bass, grime and many more.

L7 brings the The Last Hurrah Tour to Knockdown Center on 10.24

A concert w/ El Michels Affair in The Hall @ Elsewhere in Bushwick on 10.24! Tickets start at $30 • 6pm • 16+ | Genre: Soul

A concert w/ Be Your Own Pet in Zone One @ Elsewhere in Bushwick on 10.24! Tickets start at $25 • 6:30pm • 16+ | Genre: Rock, Punk, Garage

From dub and hardgroove to jungle and 140, this Nowadays Nonstop really covers the full sonic spectrum.

Club night w/ Crucast @ Elsewhere in Bushwick on 10.24 Tickets start at $22 • 10:30pm • 21+ | Genre: Electronic

Dustin Zahn returns to BASEMENT. One of the paragons of true school, midwest techno, Zahn is a figure whose work looms large in the underground. Active since the late ‘90s, his sound is indelibly linked with the iconic midwest rave scene, and few artists achieve the level of universally respect from their peers that he has. Zahn’s seasoned approach is rooted in the communal core that has animated techno since the beginning. This is also reflected in The Great Beyond, his now-seminal festival that takes place outside Minneapolis every summer. Kameliia is back following her April debut. The Bulgarian-born DJ and producer has released on some of the most esteemed imprints in the world today, including SK_Eleven and WSNWG. Across her entire discography, Kamelia’s productions ooze with sophistication and a tempered focused intensity, marked by throbbing low end, deep, reverberant textures and a haunting melodic sensibility that twists around the tracks like curls of smoke. Ade Kassim makes his debut. The NY artist’s output taps into a vein where techno, sound art and evocative, alternate futures collide. On releases like “Constant Change,” Kassim stretches into the yawning, inky-black cosmos and positions himself in a lineage with some of the most exploratory producers of the late ‘90s-’00s. Hercules & Love Affair headlines STUDIO. One of the key voices in 21st century house music, H&LA is responsible for some of our most unimpeached, generational classics. Tracks like “Blind” and “Raise Me Up” were era-defining anthems whose impact helped to redirect the trajectory of dance music at a pivotal moment. Since the project’s debut nearly 20 years ago, H&LA has continued to evolve. Last year saw the release of “Someone Else Is Calling” in collaboration with Hips & Lips, which was followed by a set of remixes from the one and only Larry Heard. It’s the next step in a career devoted to transmuting house’s most classic, expressive elements into something new. Eli Escobar joins. One third of Tiki Disco and the driving force behind the nightclub Gabriella, Escobar is a force unto himself. A lifelong digger and a selector with truly comprehensive knowledge, Escobar brings a mixture of mature experience and impish, joyful spontaneity to the booth. His relationship to dance music is steeped in decades of lore and late nights, but somehow he just gets better and better with every year. Listen and learn. Andi pays tribute to the ‘80s golden age, when dance, goth, industrial and pop all swam together in crosscurrents of technologically-optimized glamor. The founder of Synthecide and a beloved DJ in her own right, Andi’s unique perspective and focused, nuanced taste reveals secret layers and forgotten nooks of one of modern music’s most exciting eras.

Dustin Zahn returns to BASEMENT. One of the paragons of true school, midwest techno, Zahn is a figure whose work looms large in the underground. Active since the late ‘90s, his sound is indelibly linked with the iconic midwest rave scene, and few artists achieve the level of universally respect from their peers that he has. Zahn’s seasoned approach is rooted in the communal core that has animated techno since the beginning. This is also reflected in The Great Beyond, his now-seminal festival that takes place outside Minneapolis every summer. Kameliia is back following her April debut. The Bulgarian-born DJ and producer has released on some of the most esteemed imprints in the world today, including SK_Eleven and WSNWG. Across her entire discography, Kamelia’s productions ooze with sophistication and a tempered focused intensity, marked by throbbing low end, deep, reverberant textures and a haunting melodic sensibility that twists around the tracks like curls of smoke. Ade Kassim makes his debut. The NY artist’s output taps into a vein where techno, sound art and evocative, alternate futures collide. On releases like “Constant Change,” Kassim stretches into the yawning, inky-black cosmos and positions himself in a lineage with some of the most exploratory producers of the late ‘90s-’00s. Hercules & Love Affair headlines STUDIO. One of the key voices in 21st century house music, H&LA is responsible for some of our most unimpeached, generational classics. Tracks like “Blind” and “Raise Me Up” were era-defining anthems whose impact helped to redirect the trajectory of dance music at a pivotal moment. Since the project’s debut nearly 20 years ago, H&LA has continued to evolve. Last year saw the release of “Someone Else Is Calling” in collaboration with Hips & Lips, which was followed by a set of remixes from the one and only Larry Heard. It’s the next step in a career devoted to transmuting house’s most classic, expressive elements into something new. Eli Escobar joins. One third of Tiki Disco and the driving force behind the nightclub Gabriella, Escobar is a force unto himself. A lifelong digger and a selector with truly comprehensive knowledge, Escobar brings a mixture of mature experience and impish, joyful spontaneity to the booth. His relationship to dance music is steeped in decades of lore and late nights, but somehow he just gets better and better with every year. Listen and learn. Andi pays tribute to the ‘80s golden age, when dance, goth, industrial and pop all swam together in crosscurrents of technologically-optimized glamor. The founder of Synthecide and a beloved DJ in her own right, Andi’s unique perspective and focused, nuanced taste reveals secret layers and forgotten nooks of one of modern music’s most exciting eras.

Ahmed Spins returns October 24, joined by Sapian and Mehdi in the Main Hall.Ahmed returns for his debut in the Main Hall after selling out The Ruins back in May. The Deep House Bible co-founder is joined by emerging producer/DJ Sapian, who has recently released on Diynamic and Maccabi House, to name a few. DHB's Mehdi completes the lineup.

Helado Negro and Reyna Tropical headline Knockdown Center alongside Nick Hakim, Papi Juice, and iiisa on 10.25

A concert w/ Fury in The Hall @ Elsewhere in Bushwick on 10.25! Tickets start at $25 • 7pm • 16+ | Genre: Hardcore, Metal

A concert w/ Ak’chamel in The Hall @ Elsewhere in Bushwick on 10.28! Tickets start at $25 • 7pm • 16+ | Genre: Experimental

10.28: The Blaze headline the Main Hall with a special live set.The French duo is renowned for their richly-textured, cinematic electronic music. Following 2023's singular album "The Jungle," The Blaze returned last year with "Folk," a live album recorded at the Royal Albert Hall. Translating their studio works to the stage with grace and power, "Folk" shows the duo at the height of their powers. Next stop: Knockdown Center.

Julio Torres’ The Cursed Amulet returns to Elsewhere on 10/28 with his annual Halloween Extravaganza! Tickets start at $60.54 • 9pm • 21+

A concert w/ The Hails in The Hall @ Elsewhere in Bushwick on 10.29! Tickets start at $25 • 7pm • 16+ | Genre: Indie

PC Music Presents Pop Crypt : Crypt Cube on 10/29.

A Three-Headed Monster! Pan Arcadia x Cooking Class x No Stupid Questions @ Elsewhere in Bushwick on 10.29! Tickets start at $17 • 7pm • 16+

Club night w/ Out & Abt @ Elsewhere in Bushwick on 10.29! Tickets start at $15 • 10:30pm • 21+ | Genre: Dance, Queer

NEW YORK NIGHT TRAIN 21st Annual HAUNTED HOPDevil’s Night Edition! FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30The world’s favorite rock’n’roll Halloween extravaganza moves to Oct. 30 for2026! Experience nine action-packed hours of nonstop thrills and chills in agargantuan haunted house sprawled across a labyrinth of unique partyenvironments! Combining popular national acts, local favorites, and a broadcommunity elements, Jonathan Toubin’s humble record hop has evolved over theyears into an epic multi-room indoor/outdoor music festival/danceparty/multimedia spooktacular that draws well over 4,200 revelers, features 40live acts, dancing with 12 DJs, horror cinema (16mm reels), performance, massiveart installations, decor galore, food, drink, and, the annual highlight, the $500COSTUME CONTEST. This NYC tradition sold out far in advance the last threeyears - so get tickets while you can! Dress up! Come early! Stay late! Make a night of it!THE PHANTASMAGORICAL BALLROOMFull sets of original material by mainstage headliners:- THE LEMON TWIGS- SWAMP DOG- SHEER MAG- JACUZZI BOYSFamous Monsters Halloween Revue:- THE MYSTERY LIGHTS as The Monks- DADDY LONG LEGS as Screaming Lord Sutch- STEVE MYERS as Screamin’ Jay Hawkins NY Night Train Haunted Hop Dance Party- DJ JONATHAN TOUBIN, MUMMIES A GO GO SARAH SAVANNAH & AVA PEARL, & special guests!- MOOGSTAR - electrofunk legend, synth pioneer, and vocoder master from Zapp, Cameo, etc.

A concert w/ Dev Lemons in The Hall @ Elsewhere in Bushwick on 10.30! Tickets start at $25 • 7pm • 16+ | Genre: Indie, Rock

A concert w/ Guerilla Toss in Zone One @ Elsewhere in Bushwick on 10.30! Tickets start at $25 • 7pm • 16+ | Genre: Rock, Indie

Elsewhere Presents: The Hellp (DJ Set) @ 99 Scott in Bushwick on 10.30! Tickets start at $35 • 10pm • 21+ | Genre: Electronic, Indie

FETISH ATTIRE MANDATORY Laure Croft, the Tune Raider herself, makes her BASEMENT debut for BOUND. The Dutch-born, Berlin-based artist lives by one rule alone: “keep it sexy.” Since 2024, she’s been at the helm of her SEXYRECS label, which has already assembled a remarkable roster. Her vinyl-heavy sets strike an essential balance: scorching techno, coursing, atmospheric grooves, decisive power all come into play. Running on pure selections and honed technique with no excess of flash, Croft oozes the kind of confidence in the booth that makes it impossible not to lock in. Skin also arrives in the room for the first time. This one is special - Skin made her name as the lead singer for the iconic rock-electronic group Skunk Anansie, whose work across the ‘90s blended elements of heavy, confrontational punk and grunge with industrial and electronica. As a solo artist, she has channeled that intensity into her techno sets, bringing the same galvanizing power that has made her such a figurehead. BOUND founder Katie Rex completes the lineup, driving the night home with a dose of pure hardgroove and thundering, noise-caked techno. San Francisco’s Squish joins for their second STUDIO takeover. The party series has grown into one of the key hubs of queer nightlife in a city that is already historic for its deep history of LGBT+ art, culture and political activism. Extending that lineage, Squish has invited some of the most thrilling artists from around the globe to the Bay Area for community-forward events whose impact reverberates far beyond their hometown. Kim Anh headlines the night. The STUDIO mainstay has spent years developing her own unique interpretation of dance music. Rooted in the glimmering vistas and charged glamor of the ‘80s, Anh has crafted a body of work that finds timelessness in hyperspecificity. DJ Warning returns from LA following this June’s debut at the club. This May, he released “Fist Pumpers United,” a three track EP that pulls no punches. At the center of the batch sits “Move Your Body,” a track that reworks Marshall Jefferson’s anthemic classic of the same name. Warning’s statement rings through loud and clear. Even as he invokes a pillar of the genre, he makes it own. Squish co-founders likeholywine and Nonsuit complete the lineup with one of their signature b2bs. likeholywine drills right down to the core with heavy, pumping house, no questions asked, while Nonsuit adds a touch of depth and dubby reverberance.

FETISH ATTIRE MANDATORY Laure Croft, the Tune Raider herself, makes her BASEMENT debut for BOUND. The Dutch-born, Berlin-based artist lives by one rule alone: “keep it sexy.” Since 2024, she’s been at the helm of her SEXYRECS label, which has already assembled a remarkable roster. Her vinyl-heavy sets strike an essential balance: scorching techno, coursing, atmospheric grooves, decisive power all come into play. Running on pure selections and honed technique with no excess of flash, Croft oozes the kind of confidence in the booth that makes it impossible not to lock in. Skin also arrives in the room for the first time. This one is special - Skin made her name as the lead singer for the iconic rock-electronic group Skunk Anansie, whose work across the ‘90s blended elements of heavy, confrontational punk and grunge with industrial and electronica. As a solo artist, she has channeled that intensity into her techno sets, bringing the same galvanizing power that has made her such a figurehead. BOUND founder Katie Rex completes the lineup, driving the night home with a dose of pure hardgroove and thundering, noise-caked techno. San Francisco’s Squish joins for their second STUDIO takeover. The party series has grown into one of the key hubs of queer nightlife in a city that is already historic for its deep history of LGBT+ art, culture and political activism. Extending that lineage, Squish has invited some of the most thrilling artists from around the globe to the Bay Area for community-forward events whose impact reverberates far beyond their hometown. Kim Anh headlines the night. The STUDIO mainstay has spent years developing her own unique interpretation of dance music. Rooted in the glimmering vistas and charged glamor of the ‘80s, Anh has crafted a body of work that finds timelessness in hyperspecificity. DJ Warning returns from LA following this June’s debut at the club. This May, he released “Fist Pumpers United,” a three track EP that pulls no punches. At the center of the batch sits “Move Your Body,” a track that reworks Marshall Jefferson’s anthemic classic of the same name. Warning’s statement rings through loud and clear. Even as he invokes a pillar of the genre, he makes it own. Squish co-founders likeholywine and Nonsuit complete the lineup with one of their signature b2bs. likeholywine drills right down to the core with heavy, pumping house, no questions asked, while Nonsuit adds a touch of depth and dubby reverberance.

Papi Juice Halloween @ Elsewhere in Bushwick on 10.30! Tickets start at $15 • 10:30pm • 21+ | Genre: Electronic, Dance

Bassvictim headlines the Main Hall with Dead Butterflies, Killjae and, Thoom on Oct. 31.Presented by Knockdown Center and Bowery Presents.

A Halloween event w/ Cannelle, EQ + more @ Elsewhere in Bushwick on 10.31! Tickets start at $25 • 7pm • 16+ | Genre: Electronic, Pop

Elsewhere Halloween w/ Major League DJz @ Elsewhere in Brooklyn on 10.31! Tickets start at $35 • 10:30pm • 21+ | Genre: Electronic, Dance

Herrensauna takes over the full venue, inviting some of NY’s best to join their residents. MCMLXXXV headlines BASEMENT. One of the most beloved and influential artists in the modern queer underground, MCMLXXXV expertly straddles worlds. On the one hand, his sets can edge into the extreme, with wild curveballs and thundering climaxes. But as crazy as he can get, it’s his range, dynamism and exceptional taste that make his sets stand out. He’s able to conjure a maelstrom, descend down a twisting psychedelic wormhole and tease a euphoric high, often in the same set and never quite how you expect. Salome joins him. One of the most fearsome practitioners of ice cold modern electro, Salome has been on a tear recently, Her fabric podcast, released this spring, scorches from the first track to close, and her recent “Solid Burn” is one of her best releases to date. LORD ASA completes the picture with some blistering, high-BPM technoid madness. A force behind the decks, the NY artist walks the mix right up to the edge of sensory overload, finding a delicate balance in carefully controlled chaos. CEM headlines STUDIO. One of the most diverse and dynamic selectors in the modern landscape, CEM is a worldbuilder par excellence. They elegantly explore the intertwined root structures shared between the heaviest and most nimble ends of the spectrum. Their sets can be mercurial, shadowy and complex but also freewheeling, adventurous and beautifully shocking. Dee Diggs’ sets are loveletters to the forebears and songs of praise to the undying vitality of Black expression. One of the most notable breakouts from the current crop of house music auteurs, Diggs is part of a veritable renaissance for the genre. Sevyn Love joins for the first time. A resident of the beloved Tossd, Sevyn Love have become an unmissable presence in NY, bringing a mixture of high impact club and sensual depth that is undeniable.

Herrensauna takes over the full venue, inviting some of NY’s best to join their residents. MCMLXXXV headlines BASEMENT. One of the most beloved and influential artists in the modern queer underground, MCMLXXXV expertly straddles worlds. On the one hand, his sets can edge into the extreme, with wild curveballs and thundering climaxes. But as crazy as he can get, it’s his range, dynamism and exceptional taste that make his sets stand out. He’s able to conjure a maelstrom, descend down a twisting psychedelic wormhole and tease a euphoric high, often in the same set and never quite how you expect. Salome joins him. One of the most fearsome practitioners of ice cold modern electro, Salome has been on a tear recently, Her fabric podcast, released this spring, scorches from the first track to close, and her recent “Solid Burn” is one of her best releases to date. LORD ASA completes the picture with some blistering, high-BPM technoid madness. A force behind the decks, the NY artist walks the mix right up to the edge of sensory overload, finding a delicate balance in carefully controlled chaos. CEM headlines STUDIO. One of the most diverse and dynamic selectors in the modern landscape, CEM is a worldbuilder par excellence. They elegantly explore the intertwined root structures shared between the heaviest and most nimble ends of the spectrum. Their sets can be mercurial, shadowy and complex but also freewheeling, adventurous and beautifully shocking. Dee Diggs’ sets are loveletters to the forebears and songs of praise to the undying vitality of Black expression. One of the most notable breakouts from the current crop of house music auteurs, Diggs is part of a veritable renaissance for the genre. Sevyn Love joins for the first time. A resident of the beloved Tossd, Sevyn Love have become an unmissable presence in NY, bringing a mixture of high impact club and sensual depth that is undeniable.

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A Halloween weekend party w/ FEVER x Frisky @ Elsewhere in Bushwick on 11.01! Tickets start at $45 • 4am • 21+ | Genre:Tribal, Tech House

A concert w/ Magi Merlin in Zone One @ Elsewhere in Bushwick on 11.4! Tickets start at $18 • 7pm • 16+ | Genre: Pop

Boy Harsher headlines Knockdown Center alongside True Blue and Kassie Krut on Nov. 5.

A concert w/ EARTH TO EMILY in Zone One @ Elsewhere in Bushwick on 11.5! Tickets start at $15 • 7:00pm • 16+ | Genre: Pop

A concert w/ Deerhoof in The Hall @ Elsewhere in Bushwick on 11.5! Tickets start at $25 • 7pm • 16+ | Genre: Rock, Indie

A concert w/ Lime Garden in Zone One @ Elsewhere in Bushwick on 11.06! Tickets start at $20 • 7pm • 16+ | Genre: Indie, Alternative

A concert w/ Emancipator in The Hall @ Elsewhere in Bushwick on 11.06! Tickets start at $25 • 7pm • 16+ | Genre: Electronic

Brutalismus 3000 headlines a special edition of RUSH alongside SPFDJ, Dorian Electra, Eera, and Nurse (Body Bag) on Nov 6.The German duo has exploded onto the global stage with a singularly unhinged take on the rave-techno-hardcore continuum. Fusing gabber and schranz with hyperpop-worthy hooks and a sense of punk populism inherited from artists like The Prodigy, Brutalismus 3000 land like a sledgehammer against the stifling forces of conformity.SPFDJ makes her long-awaited RUSH debut. The Herrensauna resident and Intrepid Skin label boss is one of the most notorious DJs working today. Her singular mix of raw, thundering techno, tweaked, wired club sounds, fearless rave moments and cheeky vocal flips has made her a figurehead for a generation of artists who dare to reimagine clubbing through a defiant, punk lens. Surf Gang's Eera is one of the driving forces behind the modern wave of hyper-blended electronic music, where trance, hardcore, emo and much more swirl together in a vivid tapestry. Neo-pop diva Dorian Electra joins with a special DJ set. They arrive fresh off the release of their new self-titled LP, a run of covers that reimagines ten classic songs through a manic, high-speed filter. Finally, Body Bag affiliate Nurse ramps up the BPM to dangerous levels. The Body Bag tagline promises "grotesque hardcore" - Nurse delivers.

Aurora Halal makes her much-anticipated return to BASEMENT. The Sustain-Release founder is one of the definitive artists in the NY electronic music scene over the last fifteen years, both as a producer/DJ and as an organizer. It’s indisputable that the impact of her signature festival has been galvanizing for the entire American underground, while her fearless DJ sets explore the cross currents between the evocative, hypnotic and the extreme in equal measure. From her years-running Nowadays residency and to her ceaseless global touring schedule, Halal brings a vitality and wide-open sense of imagination to techno that is all her own. Altinbas is back following his July debut in the room. A resident of Brussels’ renowned Fuse, he has distinguished himself with a sleek, roiling sound that captures a cold-blooded sensuality and relentless momentum with decisive focus. The quality of his productions is evinced in no small part by the company he keeps: he has released on buy-on-sight labels like Ostgut Ton, Non Series, Token and more. Strap in for a wild ride: Roza Tirenzi steps back into the booth in STUDIO. Tirenzi has become a key name in the last decade; she’s renowned for her bombastic, flowy and highly personal take on rave, trance, breaks, progressive house and much, much more. Eschewing the expected in favor of a febrile psychedelia, Tirenzi is an artist whose reputation is uncontestable. Alex Kassian channels some of those same influences, drawing on the euphoric highs of trance as well as the balmy sway of cosmic and the softer side of synth pop. In his productions and sets, he crafts an unhurried, flowy world that makes the psychedelic experience feel laid back. Matas turns up the tempo, setting his sights on a more tweaked, slithery palette. The Nowadays resident reinvigorates techy minimalism and early ‘00s prog sounds with a special touch.

Aurora Halal makes her much-anticipated return to BASEMENT. The Sustain-Release founder is one of the definitive artists in the NY electronic music scene over the last fifteen years, both as a producer/DJ and as an organizer. It’s indisputable that the impact of her signature festival has been galvanizing for the entire American underground, while her fearless DJ sets explore the cross currents between the evocative, hypnotic and the extreme in equal measure. From her years-running Nowadays residency and to her ceaseless global touring schedule, Halal brings a vitality and wide-open sense of imagination to techno that is all her own. Altinbas is back following his July debut in the room. A resident of Brussels’ renowned Fuse, he has distinguished himself with a sleek, roiling sound that captures a cold-blooded sensuality and relentless momentum with decisive focus. The quality of his productions is evinced in no small part by the company he keeps: he has released on buy-on-sight labels like Ostgut Ton, Non Series, Token and more. Strap in for a wild ride: Roza Tirenzi steps back into the booth in STUDIO. Tirenzi has become a key name in the last decade; she’s renowned for her bombastic, flowy and highly personal take on rave, trance, breaks, progressive house and much, much more. Eschewing the expected in favor of a febrile psychedelia, Tirenzi is an artist whose reputation is uncontestable. Alex Kassian channels some of those same influences, drawing on the euphoric highs of trance as well as the balmy sway of cosmic and the softer side of synth pop. In his productions and sets, he crafts an unhurried, flowy world that makes the psychedelic experience feel laid back. Matas turns up the tempo, setting his sights on a more tweaked, slithery palette. The Nowadays resident reinvigorates techy minimalism and early ‘00s prog sounds with a special touch.

Club night w/ AEREA @ Elsewhere in Bushwick on 11.06! Tickets start at $21 • 10:30pm • 21+ | Genre: Electronic, Techno

OUTLINE on Nov. 7Danny L Harle, yeule, Saya Gray, & Contact Sports.

A concert w/ Lime Garden in Zone One @ Elsewhere in Bushwick on 11.07! Tickets start at $20 • 7pm • 16+ | Genre: Indie, Alternative

A concert w/ Ami Taf Ra + Kamasi Washington in The Hall @ Elsewhere in Bushwick on 11.07! Tickets start at $25 • 7pm • 16+ | Genre: Jazz

Elsewhere Presents: Benwal, Diffrent, Kyle Starkey, Paige Tomlinson, STÜM @ 99 Scott on 11.07! Tickets start at $35 • 10pm • 21+

1 TICKET PER PERSON ALLOWED Wrecked steps into November with an all-star lineup. Partok returns, taking charge in BASEMENT for a techno set. One of the organizers of the beloved Launderette party series, Partok has become a figurehead in the modern queer underground. He is truly a world class DJ, with a range that can stretch across genres with ease. But he made his name in large part on his techno bonafides, balancing in equal measure a staggering, brutalist power with a canny, sensuality. Mike Servito joins him, stepping away from his usual post in STUDIO for a techno set. Born in Detroit but defined by his multi-decade run in New York, Servito is one of our era’s most exemplary DJs. His craft is rooted in the old ways, with a no-BS edginess that remains evergreen. But he has never stopped evolving, and consistently finds fresh ways to bring the raw, rugged jacking energy that is his calling card to life. Wrecked’s Ryan Smith completes the night, matching his colleagues with some propulsive, at times mutant energy. PEPIITA makes her debut, ready to set it off. The French DJ is a co-founder of the Queer Ranch Festival, located on the Greek island of Lesbos. Need we say more? In this iconic location, PEPIITA and her cohort have cultivated a pop-up utopia of music and queer liberation for five editions and counting. The ‘90s spirit that is foregrounded in their curation is matched in PEPIITA’s sets, which bounce with nearly-unhinged energy and pure excitement. Loren joins from Detroit. A resident of the renowned TV Lounge and the co-founder of queer party series HUNNI, Loren embodies the spirit of Midwest rave to a tee; genres be damned, just keep the spirit flowing. Wrecked’s Ron Like Hell rounds it out with a dose of pure, heady psychedelia of the highest order. Accept no substitutes.

1 TICKET PER PERSON ALLOWED Wrecked steps into November with an all-star lineup. Partok returns, taking charge in BASEMENT for a techno set. One of the organizers of the beloved Launderette party series, Partok has become a figurehead in the modern queer underground. He is truly a world class DJ, with a range that can stretch across genres with ease. But he made his name in large part on his techno bonafides, balancing in equal measure a staggering, brutalist power with a canny, sensuality. Mike Servito joins him, stepping away from his usual post in STUDIO for a techno set. Born in Detroit but defined by his multi-decade run in New York, Servito is one of our era’s most exemplary DJs. His craft is rooted in the old ways, with a no-BS edginess that remains evergreen. But he has never stopped evolving, and consistently finds fresh ways to bring the raw, rugged jacking energy that is his calling card to life. Wrecked’s Ryan Smith completes the night, matching his colleagues with some propulsive, at times mutant energy. PEPIITA makes her debut, ready to set it off. The French DJ is a co-founder of the Queer Ranch Festival, located on the Greek island of Lesbos. Need we say more? In this iconic location, PEPIITA and her cohort have cultivated a pop-up utopia of music and queer liberation for five editions and counting. The ‘90s spirit that is foregrounded in their curation is matched in PEPIITA’s sets, which bounce with nearly-unhinged energy and pure excitement. Loren joins from Detroit. A resident of the renowned TV Lounge and the co-founder of queer party series HUNNI, Loren embodies the spirit of Midwest rave to a tee; genres be damned, just keep the spirit flowing. Wrecked’s Ron Like Hell rounds it out with a dose of pure, heady psychedelia of the highest order. Accept no substitutes.

Club night w/ Flava D and Smokey Bubblin' B @ Elsewhere in Bushwick on 11.7! Tickets start at $22 • 10:30pm • 21+ | Genre: Electronic

A concert w/ Arde Bogotá in The Hall @ Elsewhere in Bushwick on 11.08! Tickets start at $45 • 7pm • 16+ | Genre: Rock

A concert w/ Kyle Hume in Zone One @ Elsewhere in Bushwick on 11.08! Tickets start at $25 • 7pm • 16+ | Genre: Pop

A concert w/ ADULT. + A Place To Bury Strangers in The Hall @ Elsewhere in Bushwick on 11.9! Tickets start at $30 • 7pm • 16+ | Genre: Rock

A concert w/ bed in Zone One @ Elsewhere in Bushwick on 11.9! Tickets start at $20 • 7pm • 16+ | Genre: Rock

A concert w/ Sofie Royer in Zone One @ Elsewhere in Bushwick on 11.10! Tickets start at $20 • 7pm • 16+ | Genre: Indie

A concert w/ Internet Girl in Zone One @ Elsewhere in Bushwick on 11.11! Tickets start at $22 • 7pm • 16+ | Genre: Indie

Headache headlines Knockdown Center on Nov 12. Artist presale: Tuesday, May 19 @ 10am

A concert w/ The Bones of J.R. Jones in Zone One @ Elsewhere in Bushwick on 11.12! Tickets start at $22 • 7pm • 16+ | Genre: Rock, Folk

A concert w/ Omni in Zone One @ Elsewhere in Bushwick on 11.12! Tickets start at $20 • 7pm • 16+ | Genre: Post-punk

Luke Alexander @ 99 Scott in Bushwick on 11.13! Tickets start at $20 • 10pm • 21+ | Genre: Electronic, House, Garage

DJ Harvey returns on Nov 13. This time he's in the Main Hall following a scorching early summer set in The Ruins. One of the greatest DJs to ever do it, Harvey is rightfully revered for the swaggering, at times sleazy rock n roll energy he brings to the craft. No one else can play a disco record like he does.

Brace for impact: Schwefelgelb returns to headline BASEMENT. The prolific German duo arrive hot on the heels of their most recent release, “Hologramm.” A pristine slice of linear, techno filth, the EP is a masterclass in less-is-more, with taut, tensile loop structures that swerve with laser focus and a punky edge. Schwefelgelb have committed themselves to fusing the perfect alloy between hard-edged modern techno and rushing, rave release. With each step, their refinement only deepens. Radion resident Justine Perry is back. The French artist is at the forefront of a new wave, blending the cerebral and hypnotic with powerful, driving grooves. Following standout releases on Ostgut Ton and Dynamic Reflection, Perry has announced she is launching her new label Initial Interface later this year. Khidi resident Liza Rivs also returns, following her debut in April. This year’s “Seek The Hunter” EP sees Rivs in pure, menacing form, crafting captivating slow burners out of a palette of noise and rumbling, seething low end. For one night only, FUNCTION takes over STUDIO. The beloved, infamous series has grown into one of the city’s premier queer parties, full stop. Founder and resident Makadsi leads the pack. A party starter par excellence, Makadsi harnesses the power of throbbing low end and slinky sleaze. Serenda makes her debut. A FUNCTION veteran, Serenda matches the vision and meets the freak while adding a personal twist. The London-based artist brings a subtle but decisive UK touch to the proceedings - soulful and deep but also heavy and hard as steel. Sterling Juan Diaz completes a perfect trio. No account of NY nightlife over the last five years would be complete without his name; Juan Diaz has been an undeniable force in the explosion of queer nightlife, drawing on a classic template of pumping house and techno, while adding a modern bite.

Club night w/ Cut Copy @ Elsewhere in Bushwick on 11.13! Tickets start at $22 • 10:30pm • 21+ | Genre: Electronic, Dance

Brace for impact: Schwefelgelb returns to headline BASEMENT. The prolific German duo arrive hot on the heels of their most recent release, “Hologramm.” A pristine slice of linear, techno filth, the EP is a masterclass in less-is-more, with taut, tensile loop structures that swerve with laser focus and a punky edge. Schwefelgelb have committed themselves to fusing the perfect alloy between hard-edged modern techno and rushing, rave release. With each step, their refinement only deepens. Radion resident Justine Perry is back. The French artist is at the forefront of a new wave, blending the cerebral and hypnotic with powerful, driving grooves. Following standout releases on Ostgut Ton and Dynamic Reflection, Perry has announced she is launching her new label Initial Interface later this year. Khidi resident Liza Rivs also returns, following her debut in April. This year’s “Seek The Hunter” EP sees Rivs in pure, menacing form, crafting captivating slow burners out of a palette of noise and rumbling, seething low end. For one night only, FUNCTION takes over STUDIO. The beloved, infamous series has grown into one of the city’s premier queer parties, full stop. Founder and resident Makadsi leads the pack. A party starter par excellence, Makadsi harnesses the power of throbbing low end and slinky sleaze. Serenda makes her debut. A FUNCTION veteran, Serenda matches the vision and meets the freak while adding a personal twist. The London-based artist brings a subtle but decisive UK touch to the proceedings - soulful and deep but also heavy and hard as steel. Sterling Juan Diaz completes a perfect trio. No account of NY nightlife over the last five years would be complete without his name; Juan Diaz has been an undeniable force in the explosion of queer nightlife, drawing on a classic template of pumping house and techno, while adding a modern bite.

A concert w/ Freak Slug in The Hall @ Elsewhere in Bushwick on 11.14! Tickets start at $22 • 7pm • 16+ | Genre: Rock, Indie

A concert w/ Mother Soki in Zone One @ Elsewhere in Bushwick on 11.14! Tickets start at $18 • 7pm • 16+ | Genre: Indie

DAX J steps up for a special open-to-close set in the Main Hall on Nov 14.Balancing an intense underground sound with cinematic moments, Dax J has helped hone and evolve techno over the last decade. A standout at WIRE, Knockdown Center is thrilled to welcome him back to the venue.

FETISH ATTIRE MANDATORY PORNCEPTUAL returns for a full-venue takeover. The Berlin party is positioned at the vanguard of modern clubbing, pushing a radical liberation that extends across forms - music, art, writing and more. Longtime resident The Lady Machine leads the night. As both a producer and a DJ, The Lady Machine matches the party’s ethos perfectly; her expertly-crafted works trade in a mixture of intense, gritty weight and kinetic, nimble movement. EPs on Mote Evolver, Token, Ben Sims’ Symbolism and her own Unterwegs all evince a steely power that finds its strength in controlled chaos. Huamaniser makes her debut. The Spanish-born, Berlin-based artist has built close ties with the Perceptual crew, bringing her taut, feverish style to many of their key events over the past two years. KONZ also makes her debut. A key member of Berlin’s new school, KONZ steers the ship into the darkest waters. Her sets are pure shadow work, replete with inky textures and haunting reverberations. BASEMENT resident LYDO completes the night, as only he can. One of NY’s most dynamic and accomplished artists working today, LYDO’s worldbuilding - both inside his sets and beyond - is both expansive and deeply personal. PORNCEPTUAL resident Curses returns, again to headlining STUDIO as part of their program. A self-described leader of the “next wave acid punx,” Curses goes all in on pumping, dark synthwave of the highest order. On his most recent “Crown Of Ruin,” he evokes the legacy of landmark artists like Ministry, Revolting Cocks and Front Line Assembly while adding a dash of pure gothic romance for good measure. Kim Ann Foxman returns to the room. One of NY’s great house music dreamers, Foxman straddles the line between dreamy euphoria and acid-drenched jacking house. Her extensive CV is about as impressive as you can get; Foxman has a knack for finding vital collaborators and new nodes of creativity at every turn. Now more than two decades into a storied career, she remains vital and ever-evolving. Shaun J. Wright is one of house music’s definitive vocalists in the 21st century. Like Foxman, he has put in time collaborating with Hercules and Love Affair. But Wright’s legacy is most clearly seen in his solo work and Twirl label & party series, in collaboration with Alinka. Born in Chicago, Wright is the heir to a profound lineage queer vocalist / producer / DJs who mix the joyful and the radical, the diva-esque and the confronting in equal measure.

Club night w/ X-Coast + 6 SENSE @ Elsewhere in Bushwick on 11.14 Tickets start at $22 • 10:30pm • 21+ | Genre: Electronic

FETISH ATTIRE MANDATORY PORNCEPTUAL returns for a full-venue takeover. The Berlin party is positioned at the vanguard of modern clubbing, pushing a radical liberation that extends across forms - music, art, writing and more. Longtime resident The Lady Machine leads the night. As both a producer and a DJ, The Lady Machine matches the party’s ethos perfectly; her expertly-crafted works trade in a mixture of intense, gritty weight and kinetic, nimble movement. EPs on Mote Evolver, Token, Ben Sims’ Symbolism and her own Unterwegs all evince a steely power that finds its strength in controlled chaos. Huamaniser makes her debut. The Spanish-born, Berlin-based artist has built close ties with the Perceptual crew, bringing her taut, feverish style to many of their key events over the past two years. KONZ also makes her debut. A key member of Berlin’s new school, KONZ steers the ship into the darkest waters. Her sets are pure shadow work, replete with inky textures and haunting reverberations. BASEMENT resident LYDO completes the night, as only he can. One of NY’s most dynamic and accomplished artists working today, LYDO’s worldbuilding - both inside his sets and beyond - is both expansive and deeply personal. PORNCEPTUAL resident Curses returns, again to headlining STUDIO as part of their program. A self-described leader of the “next wave acid punx,” Curses goes all in on pumping, dark synthwave of the highest order. On his most recent “Crown Of Ruin,” he evokes the legacy of landmark artists like Ministry, Revolting Cocks and Front Line Assembly while adding a dash of pure gothic romance for good measure. Kim Ann Foxman returns to the room. One of NY’s great house music dreamers, Foxman straddles the line between dreamy euphoria and acid-drenched jacking house. Her extensive CV is about as impressive as you can get; Foxman has a knack for finding vital collaborators and new nodes of creativity at every turn. Now more than two decades into a storied career, she remains vital and ever-evolving. Shaun J. Wright is one of house music’s definitive vocalists in the 21st century. Like Foxman, he has put in time collaborating with Hercules and Love Affair. But Wright’s legacy is most clearly seen in his solo work and Twirl label & party series, in collaboration with Alinka. Born in Chicago, Wright is the heir to a profound lineage queer vocalist / producer / DJs who mix the joyful and the radical, the diva-esque and the confronting in equal measure.

A concert w/ Colleen Green in Zone One @ Elsewhere in Bushwick on 11.15! Tickets start at $17 • 7pm • 16+ | Genre: Indie, Alternative

A concert w/ sahn in Zone One @ Elsewhere in Bushwick on 11.16! Tickets start at $20 • 7pm • 16+ | Genre: Pop, R&b

A concert w/ Ebril in Zone One @ Elsewhere in Bushwick on 11.17! Tickets start at $20 • 7pm • 16+ | Genre: Indie, Singer-songwriter

A concert w/ j ember in Zone One @ Elsewhere in Bushwick on 11.18! Tickets start at $20 • 7pm • 16+ | Genre: Indie, Rock

A concert w/ James Ivy in Zone One @ Elsewhere in Bushwick on 11.19! Tickets start at $20 • 7pm • 16+ | Genre: Indie

A concert w/ Sassy 009 in The Hall @ Elsewhere in Bushwick on 11.19! Tickets start at $20 • 7pm • 16+ | Genre: Indie, Electronic

LCD Soundsystem on Thurs, Nov. 19

LCD Soundsystem on Fri, Nov. 20

Lady Starlight returns to headline BASEMENT with a live set. An avowed hardware enthusiast for well over a decade, Lady Starlight’s live sets are thrilling, masterful rides that harness the full power of her machines. Her work has found release on some of the most esteemed imprints in techno today: Stroboscopic Artefacts, Figure, Tresor, and A-Ton, the Ostgut Ton sublabel, and her collaborators include Surgeon and Luke Slater. And yet, with all these bonafides, Starlight still stands apart, working in her own lane. “I don’t really know what techno is sometimes,” she once commented. “You have to not look around, just focus on what you want to do and your own sound. And make up your own game that only you can win.” Amotik, one of the modern maestros of penetrating, immersive techno, joins. The UK-born, Berlin-based based has dialed his sound to a perfectly focused iteration of the timeless, sci-fi informed sound pioneered in Detroit. Synths bleep like radar across vast chasms of emptiness, wide-open pads suggest a receding horizon, and carefully tuned drum machines push the mix deeper and deeper past the night. In his releases as well as as his label curation on his eponymous label, Amotik articulates a form of techno that is simultaneously precision tooled and primordial. Nymph makes her debut. Part of a new crop of NY artists who are defining the next era of NY techno, Nymph weaves between elastic grooves, haunting atmospheres and thick, miasmic low end. Courtesy makes her debut in STUDIO. One of the key artists of the last decade, Courtesy has blazed a blinding trail across the electronic music landscape. First emerging as part of Copenhagen’s all-femme Apeiron Crew, Courtesy quickly became a leading figure in her hometown’s game-changing, high-BPM electronic revival with the co-founding of her Ectotherm label alongside Mama Snake. This was followed by the even-more influential Kulør imprint, which further advanced Courtesy’s standout explorations into radical retro-futurism. A force since day one, Courtesy’s sets showed a strong interest in the bright, emotive melodies and driving, coursing rhythms of trance. But she was never a genre revivalist; throughout her career, she has explored the hidden qualities and fascinating subtexts of her influences. Recently, she launched a third venture, Against Interpretation, where she has released her own solo work. Records like “intimate yell” and “Dance Review Vol 1” are incisively astute reimaginings of ‘90s eurodance and downtempo pop. Meilgaarden is an artist whose work shows a familial resonance with Courtesy’s. The Swedish-born DJ’s sets exude a certain Scandinavian sensibility, with deep, grooving basslines, pristine minimalism, ethereal textures and a chilled atmosphere that reflects the stark sensuality of the landscape. Giovannii makes his debut. The artist formerly known as Perfect Health is an unmissable face in the city’s queer underground - their Tossd party series, organized alongside Will Jack, has evolved into a beloved hub.

Lady Starlight returns to headline BASEMENT with a live set. An avowed hardware enthusiast for well over a decade, Lady Starlight’s live sets are thrilling, masterful rides that harness the full power of her machines. Her work has found release on some of the most esteemed imprints in techno today: Stroboscopic Artefacts, Figure, Tresor, and A-Ton, the Ostgut Ton sublabel, and her collaborators include Surgeon and Luke Slater. And yet, with all these bonafides, Starlight still stands apart, working in her own lane. “I don’t really know what techno is sometimes,” she once commented. “You have to not look around, just focus on what you want to do and your own sound. And make up your own game that only you can win.” Amotik, one of the modern maestros of penetrating, immersive techno, joins. The UK-born, Berlin-based based has dialed his sound to a perfectly focused iteration of the timeless, sci-fi informed sound pioneered in Detroit. Synths bleep like radar across vast chasms of emptiness, wide-open pads suggest a receding horizon, and carefully tuned drum machines push the mix deeper and deeper past the night. In his releases as well as as his label curation on his eponymous label, Amotik articulates a form of techno that is simultaneously precision tooled and primordial. Nymph makes her debut. Part of a new crop of NY artists who are defining the next era of NY techno, Nymph weaves between elastic grooves, haunting atmospheres and thick, miasmic low end. Courtesy makes her debut in STUDIO. One of the key artists of the last decade, Courtesy has blazed a blinding trail across the electronic music landscape. First emerging as part of Copenhagen’s all-femme Apeiron Crew, Courtesy quickly became a leading figure in her hometown’s game-changing, high-BPM electronic revival with the co-founding of her Ectotherm label alongside Mama Snake. This was followed by the even-more influential Kulør imprint, which further advanced Courtesy’s standout explorations into radical retro-futurism. A force since day one, Courtesy’s sets showed a strong interest in the bright, emotive melodies and driving, coursing rhythms of trance. But she was never a genre revivalist; throughout her career, she has explored the hidden qualities and fascinating subtexts of her influences. Recently, she launched a third venture, Against Interpretation, where she has released her own solo work. Records like “intimate yell” and “Dance Review Vol 1” are incisively astute reimaginings of ‘90s eurodance and downtempo pop. Meilgaarden is an artist whose work shows a familial resonance with Courtesy’s. The Swedish-born DJ’s sets exude a certain Scandinavian sensibility, with deep, grooving basslines, pristine minimalism, ethereal textures and a chilled atmosphere that reflects the stark sensuality of the landscape. Giovannii makes his debut. The artist formerly known as Perfect Health is an unmissable face in the city’s queer underground - their Tossd party series, organized alongside Will Jack, has evolved into a beloved hub.

Club night w/ Tre Reynolds @ Elsewhere in Bushwick on 11.20! Tickets start at $22 • 10:30pm • 21+ | Genre: Electronic, Dance

LCD Soundsystem on Sat, Nov. 21

Club night w/ Snakehips @ Elsewhere in Brooklyn on 11.21! Tickets start at $22 • 10:30pm • 21+ | Genre: Electronic

Function celebrates 30 years at the vanguard of techno with a special takeover of the room. And what a trip it’s been - at each stage in his career, Function, aka Dave Sumner, has been a guiding light. Emerging from NY’s legendary ‘90s rave culture, Sumner initially found his footing as a resident of The Limelight - the infamous venue that was an epicenter for club kids and searing, high octane techno. As the new millennium dawned, Sumner’s mature voice began to emerge on tracks like “Montage,” which foreground his singularly seductive approach to dark, brooding textures. This would lead directly to Sandwell District, his landmark collaboration with Regis and Silent Servant. The elusive collective’s output is essential listening for anyone interested in modern techno, straddling the worlds of heavy industrial-tinged Birmingham techno, spacious dubby minimalism, sinister atmospherics, raw post-punk and more with complete, intuitive clarity. When the group dissolved in the early ‘10s, Sumner began a new chapter with a Berghain residency and exceptional releases on Ostgut Ton. Soon thereafter, he relaunched his Infrastructure New York, the label he had originally founded as a young DJ, and further expanded the scope of his productions. Now, three decades after his start, there are few producers and DJs whose influence is as profoundly felt as Function’s. Simply put, modern music would not sound the same without his immaculate touch. He’ll headline with a special b2b alongside Nastia Reigel. Since her 2016 debut “Figures In Brine,” Reigel has been homed in on an evocative, moody palette that is completely entrancing. Her 2025 LP “Identity” was a standout entry on Infrastructure New York, finding a vast range within a rigorously defined palette. KHIDI resident NEUX explores a similarly stoic landscape. On her recent track “Silent,” NEUX casts a spell with a soft, slightly alien vocal performance overtop a pulsating base layer. “Can you hear me?” she asks. “ I’m going back to sleep / That’s where I want to be / Silent, silent, silent.” Juana returns to the room. The Merge resident has been a driving force in the US underground for years, pushing a vision of techno that is both rigorous and soulful at the same time. Her original productions bristle with focus, leaping out the speakers as if spring-loaded. Cormac makes his debut in STUDIO. The P-bar regular brings a unique twist to italo, disco house and HI-NRG - notably, one of Sumners’ first loves as a young DJ. Last year, Cormac released “Gone,” one of the best tracks of his career to date. Evoking the neon-hued nightclubs of the ‘80s and the sleek aesthetic of icons like Pet Shop Boys and The Human League, his breathy, soulful vocal turn sees the artist fully inhabiting the role of the popstar, the frontman and the icon. x3butterfly’s ascent over the last few years has been nothing short of breathtaking. A galvanizing DJ with a seemingly limitless capacity for genre exploration, x3 brings an elevated craft, a degree of unbridled curiosity and a surplus of swagger to the booth. Will Automagic takes a break from his main gig as one half of The Carry Nation for a special solo set. One of NY’s all-time greats, Automagic is a dyed-in-the-wool DJ whose work, both as an artist and curator / organizer, has been instrumental in shaping NY’s club renaissance.

Function celebrates 30 years at the vanguard of techno with a special takeover of the room. And what a trip it’s been - at each stage in his career, Function, aka Dave Sumner, has been a guiding light. Emerging from NY’s legendary ‘90s rave culture, Sumner initially found his footing as a resident of The Limelight - the infamous venue that was an epicenter for club kids and searing, high octane techno. As the new millennium dawned, Sumner’s mature voice began to emerge on tracks like “Montage,” which foreground his singularly seductive approach to dark, brooding textures. This would lead directly to Sandwell District, his landmark collaboration with Regis and Silent Servant. The elusive collective’s output is essential listening for anyone interested in modern techno, straddling the worlds of heavy industrial-tinged Birmingham techno, spacious dubby minimalism, sinister atmospherics, raw post-punk and more with complete, intuitive clarity. When the group dissolved in the early ‘10s, Sumner began a new chapter with a Berghain residency and exceptional releases on Ostgut Ton. Soon thereafter, he relaunched his Infrastructure New York, the label he had originally founded as a young DJ, and further expanded the scope of his productions. Now, three decades after his start, there are few producers and DJs whose influence is as profoundly felt as Function’s. Simply put, modern music would not sound the same without his immaculate touch. He’ll headline with a special b2b alongside Nastia Reigel. Since her 2016 debut “Figures In Brine,” Reigel has been homed in on an evocative, moody palette that is completely entrancing. Her 2025 LP “Identity” was a standout entry on Infrastructure New York, finding a vast range within a rigorously defined palette. KHIDI resident NEUX explores a similarly stoic landscape. On her recent track “Silent,” NEUX casts a spell with a soft, slightly alien vocal performance overtop a pulsating base layer. “Can you hear me?” she asks. “ I’m going back to sleep / That’s where I want to be / Silent, silent, silent.” Juana returns to the room. The Merge resident has been a driving force in the US underground for years, pushing a vision of techno that is both rigorous and soulful at the same time. Her original productions bristle with focus, leaping out the speakers as if spring-loaded. Cormac makes his debut in STUDIO. The P-bar regular brings a unique twist to italo, disco house and HI-NRG - notably, one of Sumners’ first loves as a young DJ. Last year, Cormac released “Gone,” one of the best tracks of his career to date. Evoking the neon-hued nightclubs of the ‘80s and the sleek aesthetic of icons like Pet Shop Boys and The Human League, his breathy, soulful vocal turn sees the artist fully inhabiting the role of the popstar, the frontman and the icon. x3butterfly’s ascent over the last few years has been nothing short of breathtaking. A galvanizing DJ with a seemingly limitless capacity for genre exploration, x3 brings an elevated craft, a degree of unbridled curiosity and a surplus of swagger to the booth. Will Automagic takes a break from his main gig as one half of The Carry Nation for a special solo set. One of NY’s all-time greats, Automagic is a dyed-in-the-wool DJ whose work, both as an artist and curator / organizer, has been instrumental in shaping NY’s club renaissance.

LCD Soundsystem on Sun, Nov. 22

A club night w/ STAMPED @ Elsewhere in Bushwick on 11.27! Tickets start at $20 • 11pm • 21+ | Genre: Electronic

MPH headlines the Knockdown Center on Nov 28 The rising star of UK garage - headlines the Main Hall. This spring, he released "Unconditional," a delirious track that sees the producer working at the peak of his powers. Debuted in a b2b with Disclosure, it's just the latest movement in a run that sees MPH going from strength to strength. He's celebrating with a special appearance in the Main Hall.

Elsewhere x Saint Vitus Present: Static Dress in The Hall @ Elsewhere in Bushwick on 12.03! Tickets start at $25 • 7pm • 16+ | Genre: Rock

Kim Petras headlines Knockdown Center on Dec. 4Public On Sale: Friday, Oct. 2 @ 10am

Club night w/ Laylit @ Elsewhere in Bushwick on 12.4! Tickets start at $25 • 10pm • 21+ | Genre: SWANA, Arab Electronic

A concert w/ Sam Quealy in Zone One @ Elsewhere in Bushwick on 12.5! Tickets start at $20 • 7pm • 16+ | Genre: Pop

A concert w/ Malibu in The Hall @ Elsewhere in Bushwick on 12.05! Tickets start at $25 • 7pm • 16+ | Genre: Electronic

Bonobo returns to Knockdown Center on December 5.The landmark artist is a master of deep, cinematic electronica. Fresh off the release of his latest album "Distance in Static," he brings his signature emotional depth and pristine sound design to the Main Hall. Anish Kumar completes the lineup.

A concert w/ daine in The Hall @ Elsewhere in Bushwick on 12.06! Tickets start at $20 • 7pm • 16+ | Genre: Electronic, Pop

A concert w/ Luna in The Hall @ Elsewhere in Bushwick on 12.08! Tickets start at $35 • 7pm • 16+ | Genre: Rock

A concert w/ Bike Routes in Zone One @ Elsewhere in Bushwick on 12.08! Tickets start at $20 • 7pm • 16+ | Genre: Alternative

A concert w/ They Are Gutting a Body of Water in The Hall @ Elsewhere in Bushwick on 12.9! Tickets start at $29.50 • 7pm • 16+ | Genre: Rock

LCD Soundsystem on Thurs, Dec. 10

LCD Soundsystem on Fri, Dec. 11

A night w/ bloodsports (DJ Set) in Chatroom @ Elsewhere in Bushwick on 12.11! Tickets start at FREE • 9pm • 21+ | Genre: Electronic, Indie

LCD Soundsystem on Sat, Dec. 12

A concert with Into It. Over It. in The Hall @ Elsewhere in Bushwick on 12.13! Tickets start at $25 • 7pm • 16+ | Genre: Indie Rock

LCD Soundsystem on Sun, Dec. 13

A concert w/ SUNSHINE BENZI in Zone One @ Elsewhere in Bushwick on 12.13! Tickets start at $22 • 7pm • 16+ | Genre: Rap

A concert w/ SosMula in Zone One @ Elsewhere in Bushwick on 12.18! Tickets start at $25 • 7pm • 16+ | Genre: Rap

A concert w/ Sour Widows, in Zone One @ Elsewhere in Bushwick on 12.19! Tickets start at $17 • 7:00pm • 16+ | Genre: Rock, Indie

New Year's Eve party w/ San Pacho @ Elsewhere in Bushwick on 12.31! Tickets start at $55 • 9pm • 21+ | Genre: Electronic, Tech House

A concert w/ Parlour Magic in Zone One @ Elsewhere in Bushwick on 1.01! Tickets start at $17 • 7pm • 16+ | Genre: Synth-pop, Art-rock

Anna Von Hausswolff at Knockdown Center on 1/22

Elsewhere Presents: Anna von Hausswolff @ Knockdown Center in Maspeth on 1.22! Tickets start at $22 • 7pm • 16+ | Genre: Alternative

Club night w/ Eli Escobar (Open to Close) @ Elsewhere in Bushwick on 1.23! Tickets start at $22 • 10:30pm • 21+ | Genre: Electronic

A concert w/ Bree Runway in The Hall @ Elsewhere in Bushwick on 1.27! Tickets start at $25 • 7pm • 16+ | Genre: Pop

Club night w/ Miss Bashful @ Elsewhere in Bushwick on 1.29! Tickets start at $22 • 10:30pm • 21+ | Genre: Electronic

Fresh off sold-out headline tours across the UK, North America and Australia/New Zealand, landmark debuts at Coachella and Red Rocks, and being named one of Mixmag's Top Breakthrough DJs, Omar+ returns to New York for a special extended set at Knockdown Center on Saturday, January 30. Blending house production with his own RnB-inspired vocals, the London artist has quickly become one of electronic music's fastest-rising names. Releases including "Back It Up" with Josh Baker and BBC Radio 1 Hottest Record "Make Believe" with Luke Dean helped launch his music onto dancefloors worldwide, while collaborations with Ben Stirling, Obskür and bullet tooth have earned support from many of the scene's biggest selectors. Inspired by London's legendary clubs fabric and Phonox, Omar+ has built a sound that moves effortlessly between vocal-driven songwriting and peak-time club records. After appearances at Reading & Leeds, Warehouse Project, ADE, Paradise Ibiza, EDC Las Vegas, HARD Summer and more, he now brings that momentum back to New York. Expect an extended journey through every side of his catalog inside one of the city's most celebrated warehouse venues.

A concert w/ Melt-Banana in The Hall @ Elsewhere in Bushwick on 02.05! Tickets start at $25 • 7pm • 16+ | Genre: Pop, Electronic

A concert w/ Girl Ultra @ Good Room in Greenpoint on 02.09! Tickets start at $22 • 8pm • 21+ | Genre: Pop, Electronic, Latin

A concert w/ Fake Names in Zone One @ Elsewhere in Bushwick on 2.18! Tickets start at $22 • 7pm • 16+ | Genre: Punk

A concert w/ Ikkimel in The Hall @ Elsewhere in Bushwick on 02.19! Tickets start at $27.50 • 7pm • 16+ | Genre: Rap

A concert w/ Vansire in The Hall @ Elsewhere in Bushwick on 02.20! Tickets start at $25 • 7pm • 16+ | Genre: Dream Pop

A concert w/ Beach Vacation in Zone One @ Elsewhere in Bushwick on 2.27! Tickets start at $20 • 7pm • 16+ | Genre: Indie, Dream-pop

A concert w/ Valencia Grace in The Hall @ Elsewhere in Bushwick on 4.21! Tickets start at $25 • 7pm • 16+ | Genre: Pop

LPR Presents: Mass of the Fermenting Dregs on May 16, 2027

Elsewhere Presents: Chanel Beads @ Knockdown Center in Maspeth on 10.14! Tickets start at $30 • 7pm | Genre: Indie

A concert w/Gilla Band in The Hall @ Elsewhere in Bushwick on 10.15! Tickets start at $25 • 7pm • 16+ | Genre: Rock, Post-punk

A concert w/ Slow Magic in Zone One @ Elsewhere in Bushwick on 10.15! Tickets start at $15 • 7pm • 16+ | Genre: Electronic

Rooftop party w/ MIRCHI @ Elsewhere in Bushwick on 10.16! Tickets start at $20 • 6pm • 21+ | Genre: Electronic

Full Venue Takeover w/ DJ_Dave @ Elsewhere in Bushwick on 10.16! Tickets start at $20 • 7pm • 16+ | Genre: Electronic, Pop

Amber Valentine courts Gabriela's dance floor all night long, moving between disco, house and electro with enough time to turn a passing crush into a lasting affair.

Jan Blomqvist headlines the Main Hall on October 16, joined by Parallelle and Kanykei. Blomqvist's singularly cinematic productions have made him a household name in modern electronic music. He makes his long-awaited Knockdown Center debut together with rising Dutch phenoms Parallelle. NY's Kanykei completes the stacked lineup.

Club night w/ Marsolo @ Elsewhere in Bushwick on 10.16! Tickets start at $22 • 10:30pm • 21+ | Genre: Electronic

Juliana Huxtable returns to BASEMENT following her all-night set in July. One of the great visionaries of modern club music, Huxtable uses the form as a site of peerless worldbuilding and relentless experimentation. Huxtable’s history in the fine arts - as a poet, visual artist and performer - informs her approach, subverting the typical templates and finding ever new ways to freak the system. There simply is no one in the world who does it quite like she does. We welcome her back. Anika Kunst makes the trip from Spain, landing in the room for the first time. The founder of the Selectors party series and Chapter Records, Kunst has dedicated herself for over two decades to timeless techno. Her releases - on her own label as well as WSNWG and Rekids - embodies the pure, direct power of the genre, with her own particular twist. Colombian-born, NY-based Vile returns. An artist whose work pushes boundaries, Vile embraces a cutting edge futurism and raw, uncanny strangeness. Vile makes techno feel surreal, beckoning you towards, in their own words, “escapist transformation.” Pablo Bozzi leads a special showcase for his Second Sight label in STUDIO. Bozzi has become one of the most beloved talents in the modern italo-disco-house landscape, bringing forth one exceptional release after another. Each time, he’s able to capture the quintessential rush of timeless late ‘80s / early ‘90s dance music, whether in throbbing, glamorous synth tracks or more sleek, coursing club tracks. His recent “Wired” EP on Second Sight is another masterstroke, with the slightest hint of dubby spaciousness giving depth to his unstoppable underground anthems. Byron Yeats’ musical journey has included everything from saucy house to trippy downtempo, but perhaps the apex of his artistry arrived with last year’s “Pansy Beat” LP. The album is a true journey and a love letter to the full sprawl of dance music. Kim Ann Foxman completes an already-heavy lineup. "What I play,” she once reflected, “is everything that I love to dance to.” This means bold, acid-drenched house, diva vocals, jacking drums and balmy, Balearic pads. A pillar of 21st century dance music, Foxman has been a leading light since first emerging in the early ‘00s as a member of Hercules and Love Affair. Today, the work continues across her collaborations and work on her labels Firehouse Recordings, self:timer and Pleasure Planet.

Juliana Huxtable returns to BASEMENT following her all-night set in July. One of the great visionaries of modern club music, Huxtable uses the form as a site of peerless worldbuilding and relentless experimentation. Huxtable’s history in the fine arts - as a poet, visual artist and performer - informs her approach, subverting the typical templates and finding ever new ways to freak the system. There simply is no one in the world who does it quite like she does. We welcome her back. Anika Kunst makes the trip from Spain, landing in the room for the first time. The founder of the Selectors party series and Chapter Records, Kunst has dedicated herself for over two decades to timeless techno. Her releases - on her own label as well as WSNWG and Rekids - embodies the pure, direct power of the genre, with her own particular twist. Colombian-born, NY-based Vile returns. An artist whose work pushes boundaries, Vile embraces a cutting edge futurism and raw, uncanny strangeness. Vile makes techno feel surreal, beckoning you towards, in their own words, “escapist transformation.” Pablo Bozzi leads a special showcase for his Second Sight label in STUDIO. Bozzi has become one of the most beloved talents in the modern italo-disco-house landscape, bringing forth one exceptional release after another. Each time, he’s able to capture the quintessential rush of timeless late ‘80s / early ‘90s dance music, whether in throbbing, glamorous synth tracks or more sleek, coursing club tracks. His recent “Wired” EP on Second Sight is another masterstroke, with the slightest hint of dubby spaciousness giving depth to his unstoppable underground anthems. Byron Yeats’ musical journey has included everything from saucy house to trippy downtempo, but perhaps the apex of his artistry arrived with last year’s “Pansy Beat” LP. The album is a true journey and a love letter to the full sprawl of dance music. Kim Ann Foxman completes an already-heavy lineup. "What I play,” she once reflected, “is everything that I love to dance to.” This means bold, acid-drenched house, diva vocals, jacking drums and balmy, Balearic pads. A pillar of 21st century dance music, Foxman has been a leading light since first emerging in the early ‘00s as a member of Hercules and Love Affair. Today, the work continues across her collaborations and work on her labels Firehouse Recordings, self:timer and Pleasure Planet.

RUSH Presents: Funk Tribu Day-and-Night takeover on Oct. 17 Funk Tribu takes over Knockdown Center's Ruins and Main Hall for a day-into-night RUSH marathon, joined by Afem Syko, Innamorati, Supergloss, LOVEFOXY, Ksenyeah and x3butterfly. Colombian-born DJ Funk Tribu makes his RUSH debut on October 17. Known as a key architect of modern high-impact, groove-oriented trance, he leads the charge alongside an allstar cast. Outside, he’s joined by Berlin’s LOVEFOXY as well as two of NY's best: x3butterfly and Ksenyeah. LOVEFOXY balances riotous club energy with a raw and direct energy that can go head-to-head with the most potent warehouse sounds. x3butterfly and Ksenyeah are unmissable presences; each pushes their own unique visions that are as adventurous as they are slamming. At the center of it all, Funk Tribu delivers a set that’s specially-tooled for the open air stage. Inside, darkness takes hold as the program turns towards the shadows. In addition to a second headlining set from Funk Tribu, Afem Syko, Innamorati and Supergloss step up. Syko is best known for his ruthless touch; his breakout "RAS1" on the R Label Group is one of the most twisted examples of large-scale techno to be unleashed in the last five years. X-IZE founder Supergloss captures a unique blend of throttling techno and euphoric trance. Innamorati is the new duo of j:drive and TRIPS. Proving to be greater than sum of their parts, Innamorati tunnels straight to the core.

Intergalactic Gary and Mike Servito supply relentless electro and techno, while Soundstream anchors a sweat-soaked, open-to-close disco marathon.

Club night w/ Tye Turner @ Elsewhere in Bushwick on 10.17! Tickets start at $22 • 10:30pm • 21+ | Genre: Electronic

Brace yourself for a meeting of the minds: Dr. Rubinstein returns to BASEMENT, joined by The Advent and 98dots. Rubinstein is one of the great forces in modern acid techno, an artist whose joyous élan is matched only by her fearsome power. Rubinstein was born a raver, and came to the DJ booth via the dance floor. It shows in every selection she makes; a Rubinstein set is all killer, no filler, with each selection carefully selected to give the dancers exactly what they need. The Advent is one of the key architects of techno, an artist whose discography goes back to the golden age. There are simply too many great tracks to choose from, and each EP from his 30+ year discography is a testament to an uncompromising ethos. From early, timeless masterpieces like “Elements of Life” or more recent excursions, The Advent never fails to deliver. 98dots returns to the room. The Georgian artist is the person behind the Rapture Investigation radio show, where he lays out his unique vision of techno: immersive, psychedelic, thundering and expertly interwoven with other genres. Jay Jackson (fka.m4a) is back in STUDIO to do what only they can. Favored by dancers, their joyous, unrestrained embrace of rave classics, trance anthems, house bombs and vocal flips hits with perfectly attuned impact. “The primary message of my music is about love and conveying emotion, and bringing that together in a room,” they once said. “There's so much in electronic music that I feel lacks soul. People are afraid to be vulnerable, but that’s one of the biggest reasons why I do what I do – to show that vulnerability.” Lauren Flax drops in for a session of rugged, acid-laced house. Rooted in classic, jacking sounds, Flax breathes new life into well-established tropes, using pared back structures with a minimum of elements to maximum effect. Her remix of Scotia’s “More Work” from earlier this year is a perfect example. A nasty earworm 303 line, thundering toms and the occasional clipped vocal sample are all she needs to raise the temperature to a fever pitch. Buenos Aires-born, Vienna-based Rumi de Baires appears for the first time. The co-founder of the Gaze party series, de Baires has been a driving force in his city’s queer scene for years. His DJ sets overflow with steamy allure and vibrant, heady house.

Brace yourself for a meeting of the minds: Dr. Rubinstein returns to BASEMENT, joined by The Advent and 98dots. Rubinstein is one of the great forces in modern acid techno, an artist whose joyous élan is matched only by her fearsome power. Rubinstein was born a raver, and came to the DJ booth via the dance floor. It shows in every selection she makes; a Rubinstein set is all killer, no filler, with each selection carefully selected to give the dancers exactly what they need. The Advent is one of the key architects of techno, an artist whose discography goes back to the golden age. There are simply too many great tracks to choose from, and each EP from his 30+ year discography is a testament to an uncompromising ethos. From early, timeless masterpieces like “Elements of Life” or more recent excursions, The Advent never fails to deliver. 98dots returns to the room. The Georgian artist is the person behind the Rapture Investigation radio show, where he lays out his unique vision of techno: immersive, psychedelic, thundering and expertly interwoven with other genres. Jay Jackson (fka.m4a) is back in STUDIO to do what only they can. Favored by dancers, their joyous, unrestrained embrace of rave classics, trance anthems, house bombs and vocal flips hits with perfectly attuned impact. “The primary message of my music is about love and conveying emotion, and bringing that together in a room,” they once said. “There's so much in electronic music that I feel lacks soul. People are afraid to be vulnerable, but that’s one of the biggest reasons why I do what I do – to show that vulnerability.” Lauren Flax drops in for a session of rugged, acid-laced house. Rooted in classic, jacking sounds, Flax breathes new life into well-established tropes, using pared back structures with a minimum of elements to maximum effect. Her remix of Scotia’s “More Work” from earlier this year is a perfect example. A nasty earworm 303 line, thundering toms and the occasional clipped vocal sample are all she needs to raise the temperature to a fever pitch. Buenos Aires-born, Vienna-based Rumi de Baires appears for the first time. The co-founder of the Gaze party series, de Baires has been a driving force in his city’s queer scene for years. His DJ sets overflow with steamy allure and vibrant, heady house.

Tiki Disco returns Knockdown Center on October 18.Ticket transfers are turned off for this event. Screenshots of tickets are not valid for entry.

A concert w/ Ida in Zone One @ Elsewhere in Bushwick on 10.18! Tickets start at $20 • 7pm • 16+ | Genre: Rock

Elsewhere Presents: Chanel Beads @ Knockdown Center in Maspeth on 10.14! Tickets start at $30 • 7pm | Genre: Indie

A concert w/Gilla Band in The Hall @ Elsewhere in Bushwick on 10.15! Tickets start at $25 • 7pm • 16+ | Genre: Rock, Post-punk

A concert w/ Slow Magic in Zone One @ Elsewhere in Bushwick on 10.15! Tickets start at $15 • 7pm • 16+ | Genre: Electronic

Rooftop party w/ MIRCHI @ Elsewhere in Bushwick on 10.16! Tickets start at $20 • 6pm • 21+ | Genre: Electronic

Full Venue Takeover w/ DJ_Dave @ Elsewhere in Bushwick on 10.16! Tickets start at $20 • 7pm • 16+ | Genre: Electronic, Pop

Amber Valentine courts Gabriela's dance floor all night long, moving between disco, house and electro with enough time to turn a passing crush into a lasting affair.

Jan Blomqvist headlines the Main Hall on October 16, joined by Parallelle and Kanykei. Blomqvist's singularly cinematic productions have made him a household name in modern electronic music. He makes his long-awaited Knockdown Center debut together with rising Dutch phenoms Parallelle. NY's Kanykei completes the stacked lineup.

Club night w/ Marsolo @ Elsewhere in Bushwick on 10.16! Tickets start at $22 • 10:30pm • 21+ | Genre: Electronic

Juliana Huxtable returns to BASEMENT following her all-night set in July. One of the great visionaries of modern club music, Huxtable uses the form as a site of peerless worldbuilding and relentless experimentation. Huxtable’s history in the fine arts - as a poet, visual artist and performer - informs her approach, subverting the typical templates and finding ever new ways to freak the system. There simply is no one in the world who does it quite like she does. We welcome her back. Anika Kunst makes the trip from Spain, landing in the room for the first time. The founder of the Selectors party series and Chapter Records, Kunst has dedicated herself for over two decades to timeless techno. Her releases - on her own label as well as WSNWG and Rekids - embodies the pure, direct power of the genre, with her own particular twist. Colombian-born, NY-based Vile returns. An artist whose work pushes boundaries, Vile embraces a cutting edge futurism and raw, uncanny strangeness. Vile makes techno feel surreal, beckoning you towards, in their own words, “escapist transformation.” Pablo Bozzi leads a special showcase for his Second Sight label in STUDIO. Bozzi has become one of the most beloved talents in the modern italo-disco-house landscape, bringing forth one exceptional release after another. Each time, he’s able to capture the quintessential rush of timeless late ‘80s / early ‘90s dance music, whether in throbbing, glamorous synth tracks or more sleek, coursing club tracks. His recent “Wired” EP on Second Sight is another masterstroke, with the slightest hint of dubby spaciousness giving depth to his unstoppable underground anthems. Byron Yeats’ musical journey has included everything from saucy house to trippy downtempo, but perhaps the apex of his artistry arrived with last year’s “Pansy Beat” LP. The album is a true journey and a love letter to the full sprawl of dance music. Kim Ann Foxman completes an already-heavy lineup. "What I play,” she once reflected, “is everything that I love to dance to.” This means bold, acid-drenched house, diva vocals, jacking drums and balmy, Balearic pads. A pillar of 21st century dance music, Foxman has been a leading light since first emerging in the early ‘00s as a member of Hercules and Love Affair. Today, the work continues across her collaborations and work on her labels Firehouse Recordings, self:timer and Pleasure Planet.

Juliana Huxtable returns to BASEMENT following her all-night set in July. One of the great visionaries of modern club music, Huxtable uses the form as a site of peerless worldbuilding and relentless experimentation. Huxtable’s history in the fine arts - as a poet, visual artist and performer - informs her approach, subverting the typical templates and finding ever new ways to freak the system. There simply is no one in the world who does it quite like she does. We welcome her back. Anika Kunst makes the trip from Spain, landing in the room for the first time. The founder of the Selectors party series and Chapter Records, Kunst has dedicated herself for over two decades to timeless techno. Her releases - on her own label as well as WSNWG and Rekids - embodies the pure, direct power of the genre, with her own particular twist. Colombian-born, NY-based Vile returns. An artist whose work pushes boundaries, Vile embraces a cutting edge futurism and raw, uncanny strangeness. Vile makes techno feel surreal, beckoning you towards, in their own words, “escapist transformation.” Pablo Bozzi leads a special showcase for his Second Sight label in STUDIO. Bozzi has become one of the most beloved talents in the modern italo-disco-house landscape, bringing forth one exceptional release after another. Each time, he’s able to capture the quintessential rush of timeless late ‘80s / early ‘90s dance music, whether in throbbing, glamorous synth tracks or more sleek, coursing club tracks. His recent “Wired” EP on Second Sight is another masterstroke, with the slightest hint of dubby spaciousness giving depth to his unstoppable underground anthems. Byron Yeats’ musical journey has included everything from saucy house to trippy downtempo, but perhaps the apex of his artistry arrived with last year’s “Pansy Beat” LP. The album is a true journey and a love letter to the full sprawl of dance music. Kim Ann Foxman completes an already-heavy lineup. "What I play,” she once reflected, “is everything that I love to dance to.” This means bold, acid-drenched house, diva vocals, jacking drums and balmy, Balearic pads. A pillar of 21st century dance music, Foxman has been a leading light since first emerging in the early ‘00s as a member of Hercules and Love Affair. Today, the work continues across her collaborations and work on her labels Firehouse Recordings, self:timer and Pleasure Planet.

RUSH Presents: Funk Tribu Day-and-Night takeover on Oct. 17 Funk Tribu takes over Knockdown Center's Ruins and Main Hall for a day-into-night RUSH marathon, joined by Afem Syko, Innamorati, Supergloss, LOVEFOXY, Ksenyeah and x3butterfly. Colombian-born DJ Funk Tribu makes his RUSH debut on October 17. Known as a key architect of modern high-impact, groove-oriented trance, he leads the charge alongside an allstar cast. Outside, he’s joined by Berlin’s LOVEFOXY as well as two of NY's best: x3butterfly and Ksenyeah. LOVEFOXY balances riotous club energy with a raw and direct energy that can go head-to-head with the most potent warehouse sounds. x3butterfly and Ksenyeah are unmissable presences; each pushes their own unique visions that are as adventurous as they are slamming. At the center of it all, Funk Tribu delivers a set that’s specially-tooled for the open air stage. Inside, darkness takes hold as the program turns towards the shadows. In addition to a second headlining set from Funk Tribu, Afem Syko, Innamorati and Supergloss step up. Syko is best known for his ruthless touch; his breakout "RAS1" on the R Label Group is one of the most twisted examples of large-scale techno to be unleashed in the last five years. X-IZE founder Supergloss captures a unique blend of throttling techno and euphoric trance. Innamorati is the new duo of j:drive and TRIPS. Proving to be greater than sum of their parts, Innamorati tunnels straight to the core.

Intergalactic Gary and Mike Servito supply relentless electro and techno, while Soundstream anchors a sweat-soaked, open-to-close disco marathon.

Brace yourself for a meeting of the minds: Dr. Rubinstein returns to BASEMENT, joined by The Advent and 98dots. Rubinstein is one of the great forces in modern acid techno, an artist whose joyous élan is matched only by her fearsome power. Rubinstein was born a raver, and came to the DJ booth via the dance floor. It shows in every selection she makes; a Rubinstein set is all killer, no filler, with each selection carefully selected to give the dancers exactly what they need. The Advent is one of the key architects of techno, an artist whose discography goes back to the golden age. There are simply too many great tracks to choose from, and each EP from his 30+ year discography is a testament to an uncompromising ethos. From early, timeless masterpieces like “Elements of Life” or more recent excursions, The Advent never fails to deliver. 98dots returns to the room. The Georgian artist is the person behind the Rapture Investigation radio show, where he lays out his unique vision of techno: immersive, psychedelic, thundering and expertly interwoven with other genres. Jay Jackson (fka.m4a) is back in STUDIO to do what only they can. Favored by dancers, their joyous, unrestrained embrace of rave classics, trance anthems, house bombs and vocal flips hits with perfectly attuned impact. “The primary message of my music is about love and conveying emotion, and bringing that together in a room,” they once said. “There's so much in electronic music that I feel lacks soul. People are afraid to be vulnerable, but that’s one of the biggest reasons why I do what I do – to show that vulnerability.” Lauren Flax drops in for a session of rugged, acid-laced house. Rooted in classic, jacking sounds, Flax breathes new life into well-established tropes, using pared back structures with a minimum of elements to maximum effect. Her remix of Scotia’s “More Work” from earlier this year is a perfect example. A nasty earworm 303 line, thundering toms and the occasional clipped vocal sample are all she needs to raise the temperature to a fever pitch. Buenos Aires-born, Vienna-based Rumi de Baires appears for the first time. The co-founder of the Gaze party series, de Baires has been a driving force in his city’s queer scene for years. His DJ sets overflow with steamy allure and vibrant, heady house.

Brace yourself for a meeting of the minds: Dr. Rubinstein returns to BASEMENT, joined by The Advent and 98dots. Rubinstein is one of the great forces in modern acid techno, an artist whose joyous élan is matched only by her fearsome power. Rubinstein was born a raver, and came to the DJ booth via the dance floor. It shows in every selection she makes; a Rubinstein set is all killer, no filler, with each selection carefully selected to give the dancers exactly what they need. The Advent is one of the key architects of techno, an artist whose discography goes back to the golden age. There are simply too many great tracks to choose from, and each EP from his 30+ year discography is a testament to an uncompromising ethos. From early, timeless masterpieces like “Elements of Life” or more recent excursions, The Advent never fails to deliver. 98dots returns to the room. The Georgian artist is the person behind the Rapture Investigation radio show, where he lays out his unique vision of techno: immersive, psychedelic, thundering and expertly interwoven with other genres. Jay Jackson (fka.m4a) is back in STUDIO to do what only they can. Favored by dancers, their joyous, unrestrained embrace of rave classics, trance anthems, house bombs and vocal flips hits with perfectly attuned impact. “The primary message of my music is about love and conveying emotion, and bringing that together in a room,” they once said. “There's so much in electronic music that I feel lacks soul. People are afraid to be vulnerable, but that’s one of the biggest reasons why I do what I do – to show that vulnerability.” Lauren Flax drops in for a session of rugged, acid-laced house. Rooted in classic, jacking sounds, Flax breathes new life into well-established tropes, using pared back structures with a minimum of elements to maximum effect. Her remix of Scotia’s “More Work” from earlier this year is a perfect example. A nasty earworm 303 line, thundering toms and the occasional clipped vocal sample are all she needs to raise the temperature to a fever pitch. Buenos Aires-born, Vienna-based Rumi de Baires appears for the first time. The co-founder of the Gaze party series, de Baires has been a driving force in his city’s queer scene for years. His DJ sets overflow with steamy allure and vibrant, heady house.

Club night w/ Tye Turner @ Elsewhere in Bushwick on 10.17! Tickets start at $22 • 10:30pm • 21+ | Genre: Electronic

Tiki Disco returns Knockdown Center on October 18.Ticket transfers are turned off for this event. Screenshots of tickets are not valid for entry.

A concert w/ Ida in Zone One @ Elsewhere in Bushwick on 10.18! Tickets start at $20 • 7pm • 16+ | Genre: Rock

Animal Collective headlines Knockdown Center on 10/21.Presale Friday @ 10 am ET.Limited tickets sold Saturday 9/19 at Rough Trade NYC @ 1pm.

Animal Collective headlines Knockdown Center on 10/22.

A concert w/ Ilykimchi in Zone One @ Elsewhere in Bushwick on 10.23! Tickets start at $20 • 7pm • 16+ | Genre: Pop

TGirl Baseball's first fundraising event is a MLB World Series Game 1 @ Elsewhere in Bushwick on 10.23! Tickets start at FREE • 8pm • 21+ |

Massano brings Simulate to the Main Hall together with Konstantin Sibold and SOEL on Friday, October 23.

Lacchesi is back, this time to headline FIST. The Mama Told Ya affiliate brings a distinctly French twist to heavy, floor-filling techno. His productions are defined by their subtly cinematic scope; a classic Lacchesi track starts in the realm of pure techno before blooming gradually into something grander and more breathtaking. He’s never one to shy on emotional impact, while maintaining a hard-edged rigor that is in line with the classics of the late ‘90s. Nene H returns. The Turkish-Azerbaijani artist has become revered as an undefinable, unstoppable creative force in modern club music. This year, she released “Second Skin,” a major milestone and a creative breakthrough. Speaking on the record, Nene describes “an enduring infatuation with the emotional complexity of sound,” and this sense of enamored curiosity permeates the entire work. It’s a thrill from start to finish. “I’m experimenting with sound,” she said in an interview. “That is where I find true freedom and I can be my full self.” Residents Word of Command and DJ Clone handle the rest of the program. True wildcards, their relentless dedication to the intersection of raw power and subversive strangeness has made them guiding lights in the US underground. Jubilee joins, bringing a taste of Florida to STUDIO. The Magic City label founder is a renowned proponent of modern electro, grime, dancehall and more. A truly audacious DJ whose selections brook no quarter, Jubilee has spent the last decade-plus setting off countless parties and leaving innumerable dancefloors in a state of sweat-soaked delirium. Mez Monty joins from LA. A true house DJ through and through, Monty embraces the hallmarks of the genre: diva vocals, euphoric builds and infectious grooves. He’s fully established in his hometown’s thriving club underground, helping to maintain and grow a queer nightlife culture that is currently undergoing a renaissance. Connor Wrong adds an unexpected twist. No genre is off-limits, and Wrong weaves between the outer limits of psy, house, bass, grime and many more.

Club night w/ Franc Moody DJ Set @ Elsewhere in Bushwick on 10.23! Tickets start at $21 • 10:30pm • 21+ | Genre: Electronic

Lacchesi is back, this time to headline FIST. The Mama Told Ya affiliate brings a distinctly French twist to heavy, floor-filling techno. His productions are defined by their subtly cinematic scope; a classic Lacchesi track starts in the realm of pure techno before blooming gradually into something grander and more breathtaking. He’s never one to shy on emotional impact, while maintaining a hard-edged rigor that is in line with the classics of the late ‘90s. Nene H returns. The Turkish-Azerbaijani artist has become revered as an undefinable, unstoppable creative force in modern club music. This year, she released “Second Skin,” a major milestone and a creative breakthrough. Speaking on the record, Nene describes “an enduring infatuation with the emotional complexity of sound,” and this sense of enamored curiosity permeates the entire work. It’s a thrill from start to finish. “I’m experimenting with sound,” she said in an interview. “That is where I find true freedom and I can be my full self.” Residents Word of Command and DJ Clone handle the rest of the program. True wildcards, their relentless dedication to the intersection of raw power and subversive strangeness has made them guiding lights in the US underground. Jubilee joins, bringing a taste of Florida to STUDIO. The Magic City label founder is a renowned proponent of modern electro, grime, dancehall and more. A truly audacious DJ whose selections brook no quarter, Jubilee has spent the last decade-plus setting off countless parties and leaving innumerable dancefloors in a state of sweat-soaked delirium. Mez Monty joins from LA. A true house DJ through and through, Monty embraces the hallmarks of the genre: diva vocals, euphoric builds and infectious grooves. He’s fully established in his hometown’s thriving club underground, helping to maintain and grow a queer nightlife culture that is currently undergoing a renaissance. Connor Wrong adds an unexpected twist. No genre is off-limits, and Wrong weaves between the outer limits of psy, house, bass, grime and many more.

A concert w/ El Michels Affair in The Hall @ Elsewhere in Bushwick on 10.24! Tickets start at $30 • 6pm • 16+ | Genre: Soul

L7 brings the The Last Hurrah Tour to Knockdown Center on 10.24

A concert w/ Be Your Own Pet in Zone One @ Elsewhere in Bushwick on 10.24! Tickets start at $25 • 6:30pm • 16+ | Genre: Rock, Punk, Garage

From dub and hardgroove to jungle and 140, this Nowadays Nonstop really covers the full sonic spectrum.

Dustin Zahn returns to BASEMENT. One of the paragons of true school, midwest techno, Zahn is a figure whose work looms large in the underground. Active since the late ‘90s, his sound is indelibly linked with the iconic midwest rave scene, and few artists achieve the level of universally respect from their peers that he has. Zahn’s seasoned approach is rooted in the communal core that has animated techno since the beginning. This is also reflected in The Great Beyond, his now-seminal festival that takes place outside Minneapolis every summer. Kameliia is back following her April debut. The Bulgarian-born DJ and producer has released on some of the most esteemed imprints in the world today, including SK_Eleven and WSNWG. Across her entire discography, Kamelia’s productions ooze with sophistication and a tempered focused intensity, marked by throbbing low end, deep, reverberant textures and a haunting melodic sensibility that twists around the tracks like curls of smoke. Ade Kassim makes his debut. The NY artist’s output taps into a vein where techno, sound art and evocative, alternate futures collide. On releases like “Constant Change,” Kassim stretches into the yawning, inky-black cosmos and positions himself in a lineage with some of the most exploratory producers of the late ‘90s-’00s. Hercules & Love Affair headlines STUDIO. One of the key voices in 21st century house music, H&LA is responsible for some of our most unimpeached, generational classics. Tracks like “Blind” and “Raise Me Up” were era-defining anthems whose impact helped to redirect the trajectory of dance music at a pivotal moment. Since the project’s debut nearly 20 years ago, H&LA has continued to evolve. Last year saw the release of “Someone Else Is Calling” in collaboration with Hips & Lips, which was followed by a set of remixes from the one and only Larry Heard. It’s the next step in a career devoted to transmuting house’s most classic, expressive elements into something new. Eli Escobar joins. One third of Tiki Disco and the driving force behind the nightclub Gabriella, Escobar is a force unto himself. A lifelong digger and a selector with truly comprehensive knowledge, Escobar brings a mixture of mature experience and impish, joyful spontaneity to the booth. His relationship to dance music is steeped in decades of lore and late nights, but somehow he just gets better and better with every year. Listen and learn. Andi pays tribute to the ‘80s golden age, when dance, goth, industrial and pop all swam together in crosscurrents of technologically-optimized glamor. The founder of Synthecide and a beloved DJ in her own right, Andi’s unique perspective and focused, nuanced taste reveals secret layers and forgotten nooks of one of modern music’s most exciting eras.

Club night w/ Crucast @ Elsewhere in Bushwick on 10.24 Tickets start at $22 • 10:30pm • 21+ | Genre: Electronic

Dustin Zahn returns to BASEMENT. One of the paragons of true school, midwest techno, Zahn is a figure whose work looms large in the underground. Active since the late ‘90s, his sound is indelibly linked with the iconic midwest rave scene, and few artists achieve the level of universally respect from their peers that he has. Zahn’s seasoned approach is rooted in the communal core that has animated techno since the beginning. This is also reflected in The Great Beyond, his now-seminal festival that takes place outside Minneapolis every summer. Kameliia is back following her April debut. The Bulgarian-born DJ and producer has released on some of the most esteemed imprints in the world today, including SK_Eleven and WSNWG. Across her entire discography, Kamelia’s productions ooze with sophistication and a tempered focused intensity, marked by throbbing low end, deep, reverberant textures and a haunting melodic sensibility that twists around the tracks like curls of smoke. Ade Kassim makes his debut. The NY artist’s output taps into a vein where techno, sound art and evocative, alternate futures collide. On releases like “Constant Change,” Kassim stretches into the yawning, inky-black cosmos and positions himself in a lineage with some of the most exploratory producers of the late ‘90s-’00s. Hercules & Love Affair headlines STUDIO. One of the key voices in 21st century house music, H&LA is responsible for some of our most unimpeached, generational classics. Tracks like “Blind” and “Raise Me Up” were era-defining anthems whose impact helped to redirect the trajectory of dance music at a pivotal moment. Since the project’s debut nearly 20 years ago, H&LA has continued to evolve. Last year saw the release of “Someone Else Is Calling” in collaboration with Hips & Lips, which was followed by a set of remixes from the one and only Larry Heard. It’s the next step in a career devoted to transmuting house’s most classic, expressive elements into something new. Eli Escobar joins. One third of Tiki Disco and the driving force behind the nightclub Gabriella, Escobar is a force unto himself. A lifelong digger and a selector with truly comprehensive knowledge, Escobar brings a mixture of mature experience and impish, joyful spontaneity to the booth. His relationship to dance music is steeped in decades of lore and late nights, but somehow he just gets better and better with every year. Listen and learn. Andi pays tribute to the ‘80s golden age, when dance, goth, industrial and pop all swam together in crosscurrents of technologically-optimized glamor. The founder of Synthecide and a beloved DJ in her own right, Andi’s unique perspective and focused, nuanced taste reveals secret layers and forgotten nooks of one of modern music’s most exciting eras.

Ahmed Spins returns October 24, joined by Sapian and Mehdi in the Main Hall.Ahmed returns for his debut in the Main Hall after selling out The Ruins back in May. The Deep House Bible co-founder is joined by emerging producer/DJ Sapian, who has recently released on Diynamic and Maccabi House, to name a few. DHB's Mehdi completes the lineup.

Helado Negro and Reyna Tropical headline Knockdown Center alongside Nick Hakim, Papi Juice, and iiisa on 10.25

A concert w/ Fury in The Hall @ Elsewhere in Bushwick on 10.25! Tickets start at $25 • 7pm • 16+ | Genre: Hardcore, Metal

A concert w/ Ak’chamel in The Hall @ Elsewhere in Bushwick on 10.28! Tickets start at $25 • 7pm • 16+ | Genre: Experimental

10.28: The Blaze headline the Main Hall with a special live set.The French duo is renowned for their richly-textured, cinematic electronic music. Following 2023's singular album "The Jungle," The Blaze returned last year with "Folk," a live album recorded at the Royal Albert Hall. Translating their studio works to the stage with grace and power, "Folk" shows the duo at the height of their powers. Next stop: Knockdown Center.