Nightclubs in Brooklyn

Brooklyn Steel is one of New York's most important mid-size music venues — a 1,800-capacity Greenpoint warehouse presenting indie, rock, and electronic touring acts in an industrial setting that perfectly captures Brooklyn's contemporary music culture. Its combination of excellent production values, intimate sight lines despite its capacity, and consistent booking of significant touring artists makes it one of the most respected venues in the New York metropolitan area.

Elsewhere is Brooklyn's most complete music venue — a Bushwick complex with three distinct stages (a 700-capacity Hall, a 300-capacity Zone, and the intimate Rooftop) presenting the full spectrum of New York's extraordinary music scene. Bushwick's position as the successor to Williamsburg as Brooklyn's most creative neighborhood creates the ideal cultural context for a venue committed to presenting music at every level of scale and intimacy.

Good Room is Brooklyn's most respected underground electronic music club — a Greenpoint venue with excellent acoustics, a genuine dance floor, and the kind of committed booking that serves New York's most devoted electronic music community without compromise. Its reputation for authenticity (no bottle service, no VIP, just dancing) and its consistently excellent booking make it the most beloved underground dance club in Brooklyn.

House of Yes is Brooklyn's most extraordinary nightlife experience — a Bushwick arts-club presenting aerial acrobatics, immersive theater, and DJ entertainment in the most spectacularly decorated club in New York City. Its philosophy of radical self-expression, its extraordinary aerial performers, and its commitment to creating genuinely transformative entertainment experiences have made it New York's most creatively ambitious nightlife destination.

Output was Brooklyn's most acclaimed electronic music club — a Williamsburg venue on the East River presenting world-class techno and house DJs before its 2019 closure that devastated New York's dance music community. Its rooftop with Manhattan skyline views, its Funktion-One sound system, and its extraordinary booking of artists like Ricardo Villalobos and Nina Kraviz made it the gold standard for American techno clubs during its six-year run.