Teksupport is a Brooklyn-based event collective founded by New York native Rob Toma, built around bringing large-scale underground house and techno experiences to the city. The company became a major force in New York nightlife by transforming warehouses, industrial buildings, and unconventional spaces across Brooklyn into temporary dance floors with festival-level production. Teksupport helped bring Germany’s Time Warp to the United States for the first time in 2014 and introduced Ibiza institution CircoLoco to the U.S. in 2016. Its events span house, techno, minimal, and melodic electronic music, with lineups featuring artists like The Martinez Brothers, Ricardo Villalobos, Peggy Gou, Eric Prydz, Loco Dice, Seth Troxler, and Michael Bibi. The collective has become especially associated with massive late-night productions at spaces including the Brooklyn Navy Yard, 99 Scott, Brooklyn Army Terminal, Stage B, Sunset Park Rooftop, and other industrial locations throughout the city. Over more than a decade, Teksupport has helped connect New York’s electronic scene with some of Europe’s most influential club brands and underground artists.