Loading venue details…
Manhattan's landmark four-story nightclub and grand ballroom dating to 1886, anchoring the East Village with high-energy club nights, world-renowned DJs, and legendary concerts.
Neighbourhood
New York
Energy
—
Capacity
—
Price
—
Age
21+ (local law)
Opened
—
Indoor / outdoor
—
Dress code
No dress code listed
From the venue’s website.
A quick guide to the music and atmosphere you can expect.
More places with similar music or atmosphere.
Editorial judgement based on reviewed venue and scene evidence. A score does not imply a first-hand visit.
City context: the venue’s programming, community contribution and distinctiveness within its own city. Worth 9%; until assessed, the existing city-wide scene score is used as a baseline. This venue currently uses the city baseline, not an individual assessment.
Recency of observed Instagram activity. This is a signal, not proof of current operation.
Visitor ratings, adjusted toward the site average while reviews are limited. Applied once a venue reaches the minimum review count.
Venue capacity, scaled so that larger venues don’t dominate the overall score.
How long the venue has been open.
How often visitors save a venue. This has a small influence on the score.
The editorial score reflects our review of venue and local scene information. It doesn’t mean we’ve visited in person. Venues can’t pay for a higher score.

New York
An uncompromising multi-room underground club on the Brooklyn-Queens border, celebrated for raw industrial acoustics, modular visuals, and marathons of cutting-edge techno.
A few more places you might enjoy.

Cairo
Agouza's legendary 20-year-old music sanctuary, the beating heart of Cairo's live independent music, funk, jazz, and nocturnal electronic culture.

Los Angeles
Hollywood Boulevard's historic 1926 Spanish Renaissance dance and concert palace, famed for state-of-the-art acoustic power, a sweaty sunken dance floor, and a panoramic open-air rooftop terrace.
New Delhi
A two-level Hauz Khas favourite where touring live acts, selectors and dance nights sit inside a laid-back room that has become part of Delhi's music circuit.
Budapest
A converted Ukrainian stone-carrier ship moored at Petőfi Bridge, running concerts, club nights, a bistro and gallery on the Danube.

Rotterdam
Rotterdam's largest multi-functional music hall and club beside Central Station, hosting leading international live concerts, hip-hop festivals, and DJ club nights.

Vilnius
A century-old tsarist prison reinvented into Vilnius’ most extraordinary cultural hub, where open-air courtyard stages, buzzing bars, and atmospheric cellblocks pulse with live gigs and arts.