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Behrouz, Vanjee, Michelangelo, Spektrum: Donald Glaude 4/26 [FREE B4 12]
Saturday April 26th
BEHROUZ [extended set]
Vanjee
Michelangelo
Spektrum: SKYS
Donald Glaude
Joeski
Metaphysical
Sean Espo
Steve Grand
newHOUSE
**FREE BEFORE 12 ON ZEE'S LIST WITH RSVP!!!
Email [email protected] with full names for limited guestlist and mention ZEE's LIST at the door. All names must be submitted by 8pm on the night of the event!
Call (917) 428-0680 for table reservations
**Ask me about our new table specials.
Sankeys NYC
29 West 36th Street
New York, NY 10018
Sankeys NYC thrives on the Impulsive richness of the clubs attitude, that combined with authentic and palpable underground house music has driven this little soap story impressively further than its North Manchester roots. As anyone that has visited Sankeys in Manchester or Ibiza will know, New York’s club scene has been at the forefront of the global inspiration that created the world’s number one club, and captured the essence of legendary old school basement nightclubs like the Paradise Garage, Sound Factory and Vinyl from the “city that never sleeps”.
Saturday April 26th
BEHROUZ [extended set]
Vanjee
Michelangelo
Spektrum: SKYS
Donald Glaude
Joeski
Metaphysical
Sean Espo
Steve Grand
newHOUSE
**FREE BEFORE 12 ON ZEE'S LIST WITH RSVP!!!
Email [email protected] with full names for limited guestlist and mention ZEE's LIST at the door. All names must be submitted by 8pm on the night of the event!
Call (917) 428-0680 for table reservations
**Ask me about our new table specials.
Sankeys NYC
29 West 36th Street
New York, NY 10018
Sankeys NYC thrives on the Impulsive richness of the clubs attitude, that combined with authentic and palpable underground house music has driven this little soap story impressively further than its North Manchester roots. As anyone that has visited Sankeys in Manchester or Ibiza will know, New York’s club scene has been at the forefront of the global inspiration that created the world’s number one club, and captured the essence of legendary old school basement nightclubs like the Paradise Garage, Sound Factory and Vinyl from the “city that never sleeps”.
