New York City scene guide
New York City scene guide — find your venue by sound. House lands at Under the K Bridge. The venues, promoters and artists shaping New York City’s electronic scene.
Find your venue
- House — if you like Four Tet: Under the K Bridge, public records, Paragon
- Techno — if you like Joseph Capriati: Nowadays, Under the K Bridge, Paragon
- Reggaeton — if you like Brian Cid: Pier 78 at Hudson River Park, The Meadows, Amant
- Hip-Hop — if you like ALEXIS DE LA ROSA: Paragon, Knockdown Center, Pier 78 at Hudson River Park
- Deep House — if you like Leon Vynehall: Knockdown Center, public records, TBA - Secret Location
- Club — if you like Randomer: Nowadays, Paragon, 314 Scholes
- Afro House — if you like Black Coffee: Creekside - Under The K Bridge, TBA - Mr.Purple 180 Orchard St, New York, NY 10002 , Superior Ingredients
Busiest venues
How big is New York City’s electronic scene?
Over the last 12 months soundcheck tracked 13,546 club nights across 1059 venues in New York City, featuring 6,740 artists. Every listing carries the line-up, times and venue — see what’s on in New York City tonight.
Which New York City venues have the most club nights?
Counted over the trailing 12 months of listings:
What time do New York City club nights actually start and end?
From the 13,546 listings publishing door times: the median New York City night opens at 21:00 — 55% open before 22:00, 44% between 22:00 and midnight, and 1% after midnight. Of the 902 listings publishing a close time, the median close is 03:00, 45% run past 04:00 and 11% go to 06:00 or later.
How much does a club night in New York City cost?
Across the 1,319 listings publishing prices (10% of all nights): the median advance ticket is 5, with half of all nights between $0 and $25. 31% of listed nights are free.
When does New York City go out?
Saturday is the biggest night (35% of all listings); Friday and Saturday together carry 62% of the week. The busiest month of the year is August.
What does New York City sound like?
By share of genre tags across the year’s line-ups: House 35% · Techno 21% · Reggaeton 12% · Club 8% · Hip-Hop 7% · Pop 6%. Genre-by-genre venue picks are in the routes above.
All figures derived from soundcheck’s listings database over the trailing 365 days; updated with each rebuild.
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