Micky Friedmann

Progressive

HEADLINER

Micky Friedmann is a Berlin-based DJ and producer who trained as a classical dancer and spent seven seasons as a soloist with the Berlin Ballet before moving to the decks in 2005. That background shapes a sound that runs from emotional, melodic house and techno to tribal, progressive, and classic circuit vocal house. He became a fixture of the international circuit and Pride scene, headlining parties such as Masterbeat in the United States, Matinee in Barcelona, and Angels in Zurich, and serving as the first international resident of Forever Tel Aviv. His sets pair Berlin's darker energy with the euphoric peaks of the global dancefloor.

Kevin Aviance

House

Kevin Aviance is a vocalist, producer, and drag performer who emerged from Richmond, Virginia, before becoming a central figure in the New York City ballroom and club circuits. Known for his commanding presence and forceful house sound, he anchored legendary 1990s dancefloors like Sound Factory, Twilo, and Roxy alongside collaborators such as Junior Vasquez and Danny Tenaglia. His discography includes club anthems like the 1996 Wave Records release "Cunty" and the 1999 debut album "Box of Chocolates," which cemented his aggressive and vocal forward aesthetic. Experiencing a modern resurgence after Beyoncé sampled his work on her 2022 album "Renaissance," Aviance recently released his 2025 studio album "HIPPOPOTAMUS" and continues to perform at underground techno and house events like dweller festival and FIST at BASEMENT. Bridging the classic era of queer nightlife with contemporary electronic music, his enduring catalog and kinetic live performances maintain a clear influence on the global dance community.

Taylormade

House

Taylormade is a Brooklyn-based open format DJ who moves between house, deep house, ghetto tech, Jersey club, and R&B across a single set. A regular on New York's queer nightlife circuit, Taylormade has played Eric Michael Presents' FEVER parties at Elsewhere and GOOD DAYZ NYC day parties in Harlem. The approach favors high-energy, genre-hopping blends tuned to the room rather than a single lane.