Brooklyn Pacha is heating up the New York nightlife scene by moving its operations indoors for the winter season. The club, which took over the former Brooklyn Mirage site, is launching its indoor programming with a lineup of prominent DJs, aiming to maintain the momentum from its successful outdoor run.
"New York deserves nightlife all year round," said Pacha Group's CEO Aloki Batra. "Brooklyn Pacha carries that spirit through the winter indoors, before Pacha New York returns outdoors in May."
The new indoor space, formerly the Great Hall, is an 11,175-square-foot warehouse featuring high ceilings, industrial architecture, and an extensive sound and lighting system, including large LED screens and numerous lighting fixtures. The venue offers amenities such as a backstage VIP section, ample restrooms, and full-service bars, designed to provide an underground club atmosphere with modern comforts.
During its summer season, the outdoor Pacha venue hosted major headliners, drew large crowds, and saw several sold-out shows. Celebrity sightings included Travis Scott, Pete Davidson, and Lizzo. The club's debut season was met with approval from New York's nightlife enthusiasts, with some calling it a "love letter to New York" and noting it set a "new standard for NYC nightlife."
Notable performances from the summer included Black Coffee's opening weekend and a Halloweekend finale with Kaytranada, who was joined by surprise guest Anderson .Paak. Other performers highlighted were Cardi B, Elrow, and ZHU, whose set was described as a standout.
The winter season kicks off with a triple bill featuring German DJ Loco Dice, Italian techno artist Ilario Alicante, and house music newcomer HoneyLuv. The following night will celebrate the 35th anniversary of Nervous Records, a New York-born house label, with performances by house pioneers Louie Vega and Oscar G, and special guest Victor Calderone.
Upcoming acts in the winter lineup include Miss Monique, Madeon, Luciano, Guy Gerber, Mathame, Damian Lazarus, Nic Fanciulli, Nora En Pure, Jimi Jules, Sosa, Shimza, A-Trak, and the Eastenderz collective. Ticket prices for opening weekend events start at $40, including fees.
Brooklyn Pacha's operational strategy emphasizes a focus on music, with a design that prioritizes the dance floor and sound experience. The club aims to create a welcoming environment where attendees feel connected and part of something special, contributing to New York's music culture.