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Pacha Gives New York A Year-Round Home With Brooklyn Pacha’s Opening Weekend

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Brooklyn Pacha will open on 6 and 7 November, giving the brand an indoor New York venue for year-round events alongside its summer open-air site. The club occupies the former Great Hall, redesigned with new sound and lighting while retaining a warehouse feel and a layout intended to bring performers closer to the crowd.

Friday’s opening features Loco Dice, Ilario Alicante and HoneyLuv. Saturday marks Nervous Records’ 35th anniversary, with Louie Vega, Oscar G, Anané and Will Automagic of The Carry Nation, plus an unannounced guest; the New York label has released more than 5,000 records since its founding in 1991. Tickets and Backstage access are on sale.

  • Brooklyn Pacha opens on 6 and 7 November.
  • Friday’s bill includes Loco Dice, Ilario Alicante and HoneyLuv.
  • Saturday celebrates Nervous Records’ 35th anniversary.

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Pacha is an international nightlife brand known for its dance music clubs and events. In New York, it has run summer events at an open-air site; the Brooklyn venue gives it an indoor space for events throughout the year.

The club is in the former Great Hall, a warehouse-style venue that has been redesigned with new sound and lighting. Its layout is intended to bring performers closer to the crowd.

The opening programme includes DJs Loco Dice, Ilario Alicante and HoneyLuv, followed by an event marking the 35th anniversary of Nervous Records, a New York dance music label founded in 1991. The club’s year-round presence adds another venue for dance music events in the city.

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