DAYTIMERS built its name on nights that fold Punjabi and Bollywood samples into house, garage and breaks without treating either half as a novelty, and a full-venue takeover lets them run three sound systems with three different tempos at once. Elsewhere is the right building for it — a warehouse cut into a main hall, a smaller sweatbox and a rooftop with the skyline in view. If you want a late night where you can change the mood by walking up a flight of stairs, this is the one.
What to expect
A full-building takeover with simultaneous programming across the Hall, Zone One and the rooftop, all on one ticket. Sets run late into the morning and the crowd moves between rooms as tempos shift. The rooftop stays open through the night with a skyline view.
Good to know
- The L to Jefferson Street and the M to Myrtle–Wyckoff are both short walks into Bushwick.
- One ticket covers every room in the building, including the rooftop.
- Elsewhere is cashless and runs a strict no-photography-on-the-dancefloor culture in some rooms.
- The main Hall gets very warm — the rooftop is where people go to cool off.
- Accessible entry and restrooms are available; contact the venue in advance for elevator access.
- Late-night trains run, but car services are the common way home from this block.
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Common questions
Does one ticket cover all the rooms?
Yes — this is a full-venue takeover, so admission includes the Hall, Zone One and the rooftop.
What kind of music is it?
South Asian club music folded into house, garage and breaks, with different tempos running in each room.
How late does it go?
Full-venue takeovers at Elsewhere run deep into the early morning.
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