Eight hours of one selector building a single arc is rare anywhere, and Burridge's melodic, sun-drenched house defined the All Day I Dream sound. It draws dressed-up dance-floor lifers and daytime-party people who prefer golden hour to 4am. If you want one last outdoor dance of the summer with an actual narrative from first record to last, this is the closing chapter.
What to expect
A daytime-into-night open-air party in Industry City's courtyards with All Day I Dream's signature draped canopies and flower-heavy decor. The floor fills gradually through the afternoon, peaking as the sun drops over the harbor. Expect flowing outfits, a friendly crowd, and food and drink options from Industry City's vendors around the site.
Good to know
- Take the D/N/R to 36th Street in Brooklyn; Industry City is a short walk toward the water
- Arrive early — open-to-close sets reward hearing the first hours
- Dress code is loosely 'white and pastel flowy'; comfortable shoes matter for eight hours
- Outside food and drink are not allowed; vendors operate inside
- Bring layers — the waterfront cools quickly after sunset
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Common questions
Who is playing?
Lee Burridge only, performing an eight-hour open-to-close set with no support acts.
Is this indoors or outdoors?
Outdoors at Industry City's waterfront complex in Sunset Park, running from afternoon into night.
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