ADÉLA is the 22-year-old Slovak singer Capitol signed after her EP The Provocateur, and PRIMA — her debut album, out this month — delivers the dance-pop she promised, tech-house pulse under ballet-trained poise. Brooklyn Steel is her biggest New York headline yet, and it sold fast enough that a second night was added. A full-production pop show at club scale, before the rooms get bigger.
What to expect
A choreographed dance-pop set drawn from PRIMA and The Provocateur, played on Brooklyn Steel's wide stage with a standing general-admission floor and a mezzanine above it. Expect a support act first, a crowd that skews young and loud, and a room whose industrial shell handles low end better than most clubs its size.
Good to know
- Both nights are 16 and over; everyone needs a valid photo ID at the door
- The main floor is standing general admission, with a limited mezzanine level upstairs
- The second night was added after the first sold out, and it has since sold out too — resale is the remaining route
- Take the L to Graham Avenue; the venue is a short walk up Frost Street in East Williamsburg
- Brooklyn Steel enforces a small-bag policy and runs a coat check in cold weather
- Doors open before the support act, so arriving at the headline time means missing the opener
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Common questions
Is this one show or two?
Two. ADÉLA plays Brooklyn Steel on both Friday and Saturday night at 8 PM. Friday was the original date; the Saturday show was added after the first sold out. Tickets are sold separately per night.
What is the age policy?
16 and over for both nights. Bring a government-issued photo ID — the venue checks at the door regardless of whether you plan to drink.
Who is ADÉLA?
Adéla Jergová, a Slovak pop singer, songwriter and dancer signed to Capitol Records. Her debut album PRIMA followed the 2025 EP The Provocateur and the singles "KGB" and "Ain't in LA".
Is there seating?
Mostly no. Brooklyn Steel's floor is standing-room general admission; the mezzanine has limited space and is not guaranteed with a general-admission ticket.
