Justice bring three Grammys' worth of French-touch firepower to the decks of Pacha New York, the superclub that took over the former Brooklyn Mirage complex. The duo roam all four albums in DJ mode while The Dare, New York's own sleaze-pop provocateur, shares the bill. With Monday off for nearly everyone, this is the city's headline club booking of Labor Day weekend.
What to expect
A DJ set, not the live A/V show — Justice behind the decks colliding house, rock, disco, and funk across their whole catalog. The Dare's DJ set stacks the bill with hometown energy, and the room runs to 4 AM on a night almost nobody works the next morning. Expect big-club production at the city's largest new venue.
Good to know
- 21+ with valid ID; dress code is casual.
- Early-entry tickets ($120) require arrival before midnight; general access was $170 in a late release with limited stock, so buy ahead.
- Pacha occupies the former Brooklyn Mirage/Avant Gardner complex at 140 Stewart Ave — Jefferson St or Morgan Ave on the L are the closest stops.
- It's the centerpiece of Pacha's multi-night Labor Day weekend program, and Sunday night is also work-free.
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Common questions
Is this Justice's live show?
No — it's a DJ set, with the duo moving freely across all four albums rather than performing the live A/V concert.
How late does it go?
10 PM to 4 AM. Early-entry ticket holders must arrive before midnight.
Is there an age restriction?
Yes — 21+ with valid ID.
Who else is playing?
The Dare (DJ set) — the New York artist behind 'Girls' and the What's Wrong with New York? album — shares the bill.
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