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Cosmic Gate at Superior Ingredients Rooftop Saturday, November 8th. If you know trance, you know Cosmic Gate. For over 27 years, German trance legend, Nic Chagall has been one of the most recognizable names in electronic music, building a catalog that reads like a timeline of the genre itself. From the floor-shaking classic "Fire Wire" to anthems like "Nothing To Hide," "am2pm," and "I'm On Fire," his music has soundtracked countless late nights and festival mornings for fans all over the world.

UP THE STUSS ON THREEE Chris Stussy has the entire house music community sat and ready for something special this spring. The Dutch DJ and producer has announced his debut album, Lost, Found & Forgotten…, landing April 3rd, 2026 via his own imprint Up The Stuss. For anyone who has followed him since day one, this feels like a moment that has been building for years. Stussy is many things. He is the DJ your favorite DJ respects. The one promoters trust with peak time.

Ship Wrek is closing out the year in New York City with a night that promises sweat, bass, and pure energy on the dance floor. On December 30, 2025, the duo takes over 99 Scott in Brooklyn for an all-night session from 8 PM to 2 AM, presented by Gray Area. This is not just another club night—it’s a chance to see two artists ready to enter a new era and bring their evolving sound directly to the heart of the city. Joining them is LA-based Juos, Void, and KITTY.

Overview Mont Rouge heads to the roof of Superior Ingredients on March 21st, 2026 for a rare New York set under the stars. The Geneva-based trio has quickly built global attention with a sound rooted in deep synths, clean percussion, and atmospheric melodies, gaining steady support from some of the most respected names in electronic music. Their rise began with 2023’s “Voyage Voyage” alongside Francis Mercier and Coco, which reached Top 3 on Beatport and topped a million streams within days.

Overview On April 10th, LF SYSTEM returns to New York for a special night at 99 Scott. Known for their high-energy blend of disco and house, the Scottish duo—Conor Larkman and Sean Finnigan—has gone from sharing edits on SoundCloud to playing top-tier stages around the world, including Tomorrowland, Amnesia Ibiza, and Radio 1’s Big Weekend. Their breakout single “Afraid to Feel” didn’t just hit number one on the UK charts—it became a summer anthem that crossed scenes and borders.

Date Location 92Days 9Hours 6Minutes 44Seconds Overview On March 13th, at 99 Scott, Pegassi is landing in our city, bringing the high-octane energy that has made him one of Europe’s most talked-about rising forces. The Belgian producer behind the global SoundCloud #1 remix of “No Type” and the club-shaking anthem “Yoyoyo” has built a reputation for setting rooms ablaze with a sound that pulls from eurodance, trance, techno, and house without ever sitting neatly inside one lane.

Overview Nigerian superstar SPINALL returns to New York for a proper rooftop party at Superior Ingredients on February 21, 2026. One of Africa’s most influential DJs and producers, Spinall has spent over a decade reshaping the sound of global Afrobeats. A multi-award-winning artist, he’s performed at major festivals including Coachella, Glastonbury, Lollapalooza, and ACL, becoming the first Afrobeats DJ to perform on two consecutive Coachella weekends.

On Saturday, November 8, Italian electronic artist 19:26 joins forces Henri Bergmann for a special DOUBLEHEADER inside The Room of Superior Ingredients at Brooklyn’s late-night haven for immersive club experiences. Since launching in Milan in 2019, 19:26 has built a reputation for moody, cinematic dance music. His catalog includes releases on Afterlife and Siamese, with tracks supported by Tale of Us, Tiësto, Camelphat, and others.

Overview Tom Enzy brings his Madafreaks world tour to New York on March 14th, taking over The Room of Superior Ingredients for a night that reflects the global reach of his career and the sound that has carried him across major stages worldwide.

Overview On April 11th, 2026, Deep Dish returns to Brooklyn for a night at 99 Scott that promises to be nothing short of exceptional. One half of the duo is Dubfire, the Iranian-American artist who—alongside Sharam—helped define the sound of house and techno for an entire generation. Deep Dish first broke through with their 1998 album Junk Science, a release that shifted the pulse of dance music with its fusion of deep house, Chicago techno, jazz-tinged grooves, and rich atmospherics.