Electronic Venues in Brooklyn, NY

Brooklyn's largest queer-owned venue in a 10,000 sq ft Bushwick brewery. Three spaces, an outdoor stage, drag stars from RuPaul's Drag Race, and 650-person capacity. Essential for artists who value a safe, celebratory, and fully inclusive crowd.

Opened Halloween 2017 by the Glasslands team, Elsewhere is a 24,000 sq ft Bushwick warehouse with five rooms: The Hall (675 cap), Zone One (200 cap), rooftop (460 cap), plus gallery and loft cafe. SOPHIE, Kim Petras, and Papi Juice have all made history here.

A 550-cap Bushwick nightclub built for drag, circus, burlesque, and live music. House of Yes programs full experiences, not just shows. Artists who want to perform where the crowd comes to be transformed will find their people and their production support here.

An eco-friendly 350-cap performance and arts space in Gowanus that hosts live music, dance parties, comedy, immersive events, and art installations. One of Brooklyn's most versatile mid-size rooms, with a crowd open to almost anything and a team that books with genuine taste.

East Williamsburg's go-to lounge for 70-cap intimate shows, Sleepwalk draws an eclectic audience and books an eclectic roster across jazz, electronic, indie, and experimental genres. The vibe is deliberately chill, which makes it a strong fit for artists who want focus over flash.

A 74-cap dedicated music, performance, and art space in Downtown Brooklyn that books shows any night of the week. Soapbox is a venue where the art matters as much as the music, making it a strong fit for artists who work at the intersection of sound and visual culture.

A 200-cap Bushwick bar and event space built around social justice, community, and culture, with live music, DJs, dance parties, and activism nights. Starr Bar is where Brooklyn's creative and progressive communities overlap. If your music means something, this crowd will feel it.

A 150-cap bar, noodle shop, and music venue in Bushwick with shows Monday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday nights and DJs on Tuesdays and Wednesdays. One of Bushwick's most reliable neighborhood rooms for artists who want a crowd that's already in a good mood.

A 1,000-cap Bushwick venue with three distinct rooms, an outdoor garden, and the flexibility to host anything from intimate acoustic nights to full-production club nights. Strong sound, multiple stages, and a booking calendar that spans hip-hop, electronic, indie, and everything between.

Brooklyn's most unique underground neo-noir nightclub and 200-cap music venue: neon-lit, smoky-feeling, and programmed with a cinematic sensibility. The Red Pavilion books live acts and DJ nights in a room that has a genuine aesthetic point of view and a crowd that dresses for the occasion.

An indie arcade bar and event space in Bushwick that books live music and events most nights except Wednesday. The blend of games, drinks, and live performance creates a crowd that's uniquely attentive and genuinely curious about who's playing.