Ron Like Hell

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Techno

HEADLINER

Based in Brooklyn, New York, Ron Like Hell is a veteran selector and fixture of the city's queer nightlife scene. With over two decades of experience, they are widely recognized for their role as a co-founder of the music-first party Wrecked and their residency at Basement. Their DJ sets are characterized by an eclectic, genre-fluid approach that weaves together raw techno, acid, house, and experimental electronic obscurities. Beyond their local impact, they have performed at international venues including Panorama Bar in Berlin and festivals such as Sustain-Release. Ron Like Hell prioritizes emotional resonance and psychedelic texture, consistently curating sets that favor deep, hypnotic journeys over rigid genre adherence. Their enduring influence stems from a commitment to community building and a deep, scholarly knowledge of dance music history that informs their spontaneous, high-energy performances.

Sissies of Mercy

House

The Sissies of Mercy are a Brooklyn-based DJ duo (Sam & Austen) rooted in queer, goth, and club culture who blend darkwave, electro-acoustic hybrids, acid, and techno-pop into inclusive, high-energy dancefloors. Emerging from the NYC queer nightlife scene via residencies at House of Yes and Trans-Pecos, they founded the platform to elevate goth-electronica and dark club sound. Regular appearances at Dream House, Gabriela, and FLINTA* Pride nights reflect their emphasis on community and expressive freedom. Expect sweat-drenched sets of angular rhythms, synth-pop hooks, acid squalls and theatrical showmanship designed to turn the midnight room into a joyful dance ritual.

Planet B

House

Brooklyn-based DJ, producer, and label head Planet B (Bruce Easley) is a fixture of the New York City underground dance music circuit. Operating at the intersection of house, disco, funk, and techno, he is known for an expansive approach to the dancefloor that spans multiple genres. Planet B has held notable residencies at key local institutions like Good Room, House of Yes, Le Bain, and Gabriela, while also serving as a core member of the Grand Street Sounds collective with a regular broadcast on The Lot Radio. As a producer and the founder of Bumpin' Somethin' Records, his catalog includes original singles like "Tourisms" (2021) and collaborative tracks such as "Love On The Dancefloor" (2025) alongside Kiinjo and The Patchouli Brothers. His aesthetic is rooted in deep, soulful storytelling, seamlessly weaving together classic New York grooves, Italo, and electro. With an encyclopedic knowledge of rhythm and a commitment to local nightlife, Planet B remains an essential selector shaping the modern Brooklyn club landscape.