Every artist has a line they won't cross. For Bosnia-born, Hamburg-raised electronic giant Solomun, that line was geographical. For over ten years, the Diynamic Music boss adhered to a strict, self-imposed summer boundary that once the Ibiza season starts, you do not cross time zones. No transatlantic flights, no grueling long-hauls, and absolutely no leaving Europe. It was a protective, grounding rhythm designed to preserve his energy for his legendary Solomun +1 residency at Pacha Ibiza. But rules are meant to be broken, especially when New York City is involved.

In May, at the Fulton Fish Market, thousands of New York clubbers gathered for Solomun’s anticipated open-air show. However, the weather did not permit a fun, open-air setting; instead, the rain stayed all day and night, with temperatures in the 50s. It was not a fun start to the Memorial Day Weekend. In a world of convenience, you might expect a crowd to thin out. Instead, the exact opposite happened. Drenched to the bone, thousands of people stayed, locked in unison, dancing through the downpour until the very last beat. The energy was so undeniable that it spilled over into another five hours together at the Knockdown Center afterparty.

The pulse of global dance culture is shifting, and New York City is its next major destination. In a landmark moment for the city's electronic scene, the undisputed architect of the UK Garage revival, Sammy Virji, is set to headline a massive two-night open-air showcase at the historic Brooklyn Army Terminal on July 31 and August 1, 2026.

New York City’s nightlife landscape is about to gain a new horizon. Teksupport, one of the city’s most influential and forward-thinking nightlife brands, has announced a special open-air performance with global electronic music icon Solomun, set to take place on May 23 during Memorial Day Weekend. The event will unfold at the historic Fulton Fish Market in Hunts Point, marking the debut of large-scale outdoor concert programming along the venue’s East River waterfront.

When it comes to transformative musical experiences, few artists command a stage or a city quite like Solomun. On November 29, the global house icon returns to Los Angeles to inaugurate Reframe Studios Outdoors, marking the debut of a brand-new open-air destination set to redefine how the city celebrates electronic music.