New York, the winter season just got a new home. Brooklyn Pacha opens its doors this Friday.
The new indoor club takes over the former Great Hall at 140 Stewart Ave in Brooklyn. It’s the year-round sister to Pacha New York’s open-air space, which means the party doesn’t stop when it gets cold.
- What
- Brooklyn Pacha opening weekend
- Where
- 140 Stewart Ave, Brooklyn
- Friday, Nov. 6
- Loco Dice, Ilario Alicante and HoneyLuv, 10 p.m. to 4 a.m.
- Saturday, Nov. 7
- Nervous Records’ 35th anniversary with Louie Vega, Oscar G, Anané and Will Automagic of The Carry Nation, plus surprise guest Victor Calderone
- Tickets
- Friday starts at $40 before midnight, $50 general, at pacha-nyc.com. 21+.
Two very different nights
Friday leans house and techno. Loco Dice headlines, with Ilario Alicante and HoneyLuv on the bill.
Saturday is pure New York. Nervous Records started in the city in 1991 and has put out more than 5,000 releases. Louie Vega, a New York house legend, leads the birthday party. Pacha says Victor Calderone is joining as the surprise guest.
What’s inside
The main room is 11,175 square feet, with ceilings up to 23 feet. Three 13-foot LED screens hang over the stage. There’s a d&b audiotechnik sound system and more than 450 lighting fixtures.
The rest of November
Miss Monique brings Biorhythm on Nov. 13. Madeon plays Nov. 14. Luciano & Friends take over Nov. 21.
A Long Island story
We broke the news back in February that the old Brooklyn Mirage would be reborn as Pacha New York. Now it has a winter home, and it’s a short trip from Long Island to the dance floor.
Going Friday or Saturday? Tell us which night, and keep it locked to WLIT.FM.
Source: EDMTunes, Electronic Groove, Pacha New York, Pacha New York on Instagram. Photo: Courtesy of Brooklyn Pacha.
