Endtroducing..... was built almost entirely from crate-dug samples and changed how a generation thought about hip-hop, electronic music and the turntable as an instrument. For its 30th birthday, DJ Shadow is playing a set drawn solely from that record for the first time ever. If Midnight in a Perfect World is on your all-time list, do not miss the Saturday.
What to expect
Expect a performance-driven set drawn only from the 1996 album, in a three-level standing room on the far West Side. It is a listening crowd as much as a dancing one, heavy on people who bought the record on release, and the balconies give the best view of the stage setup.
Good to know
- The closest subway is 59 St–Columbus Circle (A, B, C, D, 1), then a walk west on 56th or 57th Street.
- The show is listed as 16 and over.
- Balcony levels give a better view of the stage setup.
- Coat check fills up late in the night.
- It is the same room Overmono plays the night before.
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Common questions
Is DJ Shadow playing all of Endtroducing?
He has described it as a set focusing solely on his 1996 debut album.
What is the age limit?
The show is listed as 16 and over.
