Some DJs are born to be artists, natural boundary-pushers who refuse to let their sound be dictated by passing trends. Over the last decade, Newcastle’s Chris Costigan, universally known as Cristoph, has firmly established himself as one of the most genuine, passionate, and unwavering forces in the electronic music landscape. As the boss of his own imprint, Consequence of Society (COS), and the driving force behind the acclaimed COS Radio Show launched in 2022, Cristoph is shifting the paradigm of artist autonomy. “You create your own platform; that way, you don't have to rely on other labels. They'll have a release schedule, and you have to fit into that. I've always wanted my own label. I really enjoy nurturing people / bringing them through, and seeing them succeed. I want COS to be that platform to allow artists to express themselves through their music”.
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.
As ski season winds down, TCE Presents is turning up the volume with Gather Outdoors, a two-day music and winter culture event set for April 11–12 at Stratton Mountain, Vermont. Designed as a high-energy sendoff to winter. The inaugural gathering blends live music, electronic performances, and mountain culture into a rare alpine experience that feels equal parts festival and après-ski celebration.
Positioned at the base of Stratton Mountain, Gather Outdoors will feature two distinct stages showcasing a genre-blending lineup that spans jam, bass, and forward-thinking electronic music. Programming runs from 3:00 PM to 11:00 PM each day, allowing attendees to spend daylight hours on the slopes before transitioning seamlessly into sunset sets and late-night performances.
Leading the lineup is bass-heavy hitmaker Crankdat, alongside Daily Bread, who will deliver a special sunset performance rooted in groove-driven bass. Jam icons The Disco Biscuits anchor the weekend with three unique performances, including their dance-forward alias TRACTORBEAM and a stripped-down, powered-down acoustic set, offering fans a rare chance to experience the band across multiple formats.
The bill continues with atmospheric bass innovator Of The Trees, jam-electronic pioneers STS9, groove-focused selector Know Good, Twiddle founding members Gubbulidis, and funk-forward multi-instrumentalist Karina Rykman. Together, the main stage lineup leans heavily into improvisation, crossover sound, and high-energy performance, creating an immersive après-ski environment unlike anything else in the region.
Providing a club-driven counterpoint to the live-focused main stage, New York’s leading underground event collectiveTeksupport hosts the second stage. Set against the mountain backdrop, the Teksupport stage brings a deep dancefloor energy with sets from house music legend Dennis Ferrer, CamelPhat, Adam Ten, and viral hitmaker Stryv. The lineup is rounded out by rising talents Chase West,LuSiD, MINK, and Ranger Trucco, delivering a top-tier electronic experience rooted in rhythm and movement.
Beyond the music, Stratton Mountain itself plays a central role in the Gather Outdoors experience. Known for its sweeping alpine views, forested trails, and lively village base, the mountain provides a striking setting where music, movement, and landscape intersect. As winter transitions into spring, long daylight hours, crisp mountain air, and panoramic scenery shape the atmosphere from afternoon sets through late-night performances.
Tickets for Gather Outdoors will be available in single-day, two-day, and VIP options, with flexible payment plans offered. Fans can also access curated ticket packages that bundle ski lift access and on-mountain accommodations, transforming the weekend into a fully immersive alpine getaway. Lodging will be available through Black Bear Lodge, the event’s official hotel partner, offering slopeside access and a seamless connection between daytime skiing and nighttime performances.
With its unique fusion of mountain culture and cutting-edge music, Gather Outdoors is set to become a standout destination festival to celebrate winter’s final moments, soundtracked by some of the most exciting names across live and electronic music.
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.
New York’s underground scene is closing out the year in true style. Teksupport, the city’s leading force in nightlife and electronic music, has announced the grand finale of its 10th anniversary with a four-show New Year’s series, set to unfold across Brooklyn Storehouse and 99 Scott.
The series, part of the collective’s yearlong 'Teksupport X' celebration, marks the culmination of a decade that has redefined how New York experiences electronic music. Known for its ambitious productions and visionary lineups, Teksupport will bid farewell to its milestone year with a powerful sequence of events that spotlight the best in-house, techno, and forward-thinking sound.
The celebrations continue on January 2, again at Brooklyn Storehouse, with a genre-blurring night of sonic exploration.Bonobo (DJ Set) leads the charge alongside Âme (DJ Set) B2B Jimi Jules, DJ Tennis,Jan Blomqvist (Live), and LuSiD, bridging live performance with immersive electronic artistry. The series then moves to 99 Scott on January 2–3, where an unannounced lineup of cutting-edge talent will close out the Teksupport X program in intimate, quintessential New York fashion.
Over the past decade, Teksupport has become synonymous with innovation. Founded by Rob Toma, a born-and-raised New Yorker with an early passion for underground music, the collective has continually transformed the city’s nightlife by reimagining spaces from abandoned factories and navy yards to subterranean ballrooms, passenger ships, and even Grand Central Station into immersive dance environments.
Teksupport’s impact has also extended far beyond the five boroughs. Acting as a bridge between European and American electronic culture, the brand has been instrumental in bringing global institutions like Ibiza’s CircoLoco and Germany’s Time Warp to U.S. audiences for the first time. Its distinct blend of artistry, production, and New York grit has made it a cultural touchstone for dance music enthusiasts worldwide.
As Teksupport closes out its tenth year, it has created a legacy. One built on forward-thinking taste, uncompromising creativity, and a distinctly New York sense of hustle. The 'Teksupport X' finale celebrates a culmination of everything the brand has stood for: community, innovation, and the pure, unfiltered power of the dance floor.
Tickets go on sale on November 12. You can sign up for the presale.
New York City’s nightlife is preparing for one of its most anticipated finales of the year. Brooklyn Storehouse, in collaboration with the city’s underground powerhouse Teksupport, has announced a monumental New Year’s Eve celebration headlined byDJ Snake, set to light up the Brooklyn Navy Yard on December 31, 2025.
Known for his genre-bending sound and globe-spanning influence, DJ Snake has long been at the forefront of electronic music’s evolution. The Grammy-nominated French–Algerian artist has seamlessly blended trap, EDM, hip-hop, and global rhythms, crafting hits that dominate both dance floors and charts worldwide from 'Turn Down for What' and 'Lean On' to 'Taki Taki' and 'Loco Contigo.' His high-voltage performances are legendary, bringing festival-scale energy to every stage he touches.
Now, he’s bringing that same electric intensity to Brooklyn Storehouse, the city’s newest beacon for large-scale music and cultural experiences. Spanning 105,000 square feet inside the Brooklyn Navy Yard, the venue is a collaboration between TCE Presents and the UK’s Broadwick Live, the team behind some of Europe’s most iconic event spaces. Since opening, Brooklyn Storehouse has quickly become synonymous with innovation in nightlife, offering an unparalleled fusion of sound, design, and immersive atmosphere.
Joining forces with Teksupport, the night is poised to be a perfect collision of global star power and New York City’s raw creative energy. For over a decade, Teksupport has reshaped the city’s nightlife landscape, transforming warehouses, docks, and hidden corners into spaces of pure sonic escape. Together, they’re curating a New Year’s Eve that feels both massive and deeply rooted in the culture that defines New York’s dance scene.
Expect soaring visuals, world-class production, and that unspoken magic that happens when the city’s most passionate music lovers come together to welcome a new year, this time, to the sound of one of dance music’s biggest names. New Year’s Eve in New York just got its main event, and it’s happening at Brooklyn Storehouse.
Time Warp, the leading brand in techno the pure definition of techno. Just two weeks away from the ultimate weekend for its highly anticipated 2025 New York edition. Once again, teaming up with long-time collaborators Teksupport to deliver a two-night journey through sound, light, and the raw essence of club culture. Taking place November 21–22 at Brooklyn Storehouse, the event promises two stages of world-class production and forward-thinking curation, hallmarks that have defined Time Warp’s legacy for more than three decades.
On a warm summer day in Brooklyn, Industry City became the backdrop for one of those rare nights where music, setting, and crowd energy aligned seamlessly. A rooftop takeover by Patrick Topping, who delivered a performance that reminded everyone why he sits at the forefront of contemporary house music. Presented by Teksupport, for the first time in their ten-year span announcing their summer rooftop and waterfront series. Taking place at Sunset Park Rooftop, Patrick Topping threw the ultimate party with nothing but good vibes and the best house tunes.
Following the Anjuna25 event at Pier 17, Spanish producer and melodic techno master Dosem delivered an unforgettable night of rhythm and resonance with his Desire Album Tour stop in Brooklyn. Held on June 6, 2025, at the borough’s sleek and intimate new venue, TheOrnate Studio, the night marked a more personal, visceral side of his tour, offering fans a close encounter with one of electronic music’s most consistent and forward-thinking artists.
The Belgian techno titan Charlotte de Witte is showing no signs of slowing down her career. This past weekend, she just completed her mini New York City takeover tour. Playing at New York’s most popular nightclubs and warehouses. Plus, she even threw a surprise pop-up set on the Williamsburg Bridge. Charlotte de Witte is a force of nature, gracing every DJ deck that she touches while she finds time to produce massive techno tracks in the studio that is shaping this techno generation. Plus, she is the label boss of the infamous KNTXT.
