Brooklyn Storehouse Announces Next Phase of Closing Season Programming

Brooklyn Storehouse has unveiled the next phase of programming for its closing season, adding newly announced performances to a final run of events that will culminate in a Halloween Weekend farewell celebration. As the venue enters its final months, the remaining calendar serves as both a celebration of its legacy and a last opportunity to experience one of New York City's most influential homes for electronic music and nightlife.

Over the last several years, the 104,000-square-foot warehouse has welcomed some of the world's most celebrated artists, festivals, and event brands, helping shape a new era of nightlife in the city while transforming a historic industrial space into Brooklyn's biggest dancefloor.

While temporary by design, Brooklyn Storehouse leaves behind a lasting legacy as one of New York's most ambitious cultural venues and a defining chapter in the evolution of the city's nightlife landscape. Together, the closing season artists represent the diverse sounds and communities that have made Storehouse a destination for dance music fans from around the world.

The closing season begins July 24 with rising house purveyors Max Dean b2b Luke Dean (All Night Long), followed by Canadian trio Black Tiger Sex Machine on August 22 and Teletech New York on September 5, which features Australian hard dance phenomenon Restricted, Dutch hardcore trailblazer Natte Visstick, industrial techno heavyweight Kruelty, rising selector JSMN, and fast-rising duo Jazzy b2b Nikolina. Electronic trailblazer Four Tet returns for two nights on September 17 and 18 presented by NYC’s leading events collective Teksupport before Lane 8 brings his acclaimed Cross Pollination concept to Brooklyn Storehouse on September 26, featuring Lane 8 b2b Kasbo and Robby East b2b MYRNE.

Newly announced performances include global dance music icon Afrojack on October 10 and bass music collective WORSHIP on October 17. October continues with back-to-back nights from bass-driven hitmaker Crankdat on October 23 and 24 before culminating in a Halloween Weekend closing celebration from October 30 through November 1, with additional announcements to be revealed in the coming months.

Brooklyn Storehouse was conceived as a meanwhile project - a temporary activation of a site within the Brooklyn Navy Yard during a period of transition. The tenancy was always time-limited, and BNYDC has now confirmed its plans for the site, which will see it repurposed for climate infrastructure and clean energy production in line with the Yard’s mission.

Tickets for newly announced events go on sale this week.

Pre-sale begins Thursday, June 25 at 12PM ET for WORSHIP (PW: WORSHIP2026), Afrojack (PW: Control2026), and Lane 8 (PW: CROSSPOLLINATION). General on-sale begins Friday, June 26 at 10AM ET for WORSHIP and Lane 8, and 12PM ET for Afrojack.

Visit brooklynstorehouse.com for ticketing information and future announcements.