Webster Hall and Dancing Astronaut are bringing future bass upstarts Louis The Child to NYC on March 11 for the Official Big Gigantic Afterparty.
Feed Me is headed to Webster Hall on March 5, and Dancing Astronaut has partnered with the NYC venue to make sure it is a show for the books.
Le Youth will keep NYC dancing all night long at his show on February 19th at Webster Hall.
Electric Zoo will go through the night and into the early mornings.
Sir Bob Cornelius Rifo takes the stage at New York City's Webster Hall to debut his SBCR moniker and brand new EP. The Bloody Beetroots frontman plans to unveil his latest studio effort SBCR & Friends Volume 1 on the iconic venue's brand new sound system. On Friday, March 20th, Rifo will transform Webster Hall with a hellfire blast of aggressive, grinding electro -- the type that diehard fans have come to expect from the high priest of the Church of Noise. Dancing Astronaut and Webster Hall have teamed up to give 3 lucky fans and their guests VIP access to the exclusive DJ set.
Giveaway: Win a VIP table for 4 and special treats from Webster Hall and Henry Fong
Eventbrite compiles list of millenials' most buzzed about music venues; Hakkasan wins #1 spot.
Giveaway: Win a pair of VIP tickets to see Thomas Jack and Hotel Garuda at Webster Hall
Dirtybird player Justin Martin makes his Webster Hall debut this Friday, January 23rd alongside special guest Amtrac. Both artists unique sounds will be gracing Webster Halls hallowed Grand Ballroom for the first time in its history, bringing a strange collection of techno, bass and funk to the New York City nightlife cornerstone. Two artists who shrug at genre classifications, this is a truly unique lineup for Webster Hall and a must see for any dance music fans that haunt New York's over-saturated club scene.
