Gun Hill's Industry City taproom has quietly become one of Sunset Park's most reliable places to catch live music without a ticket queue, and its Latin Night hands the room to JuanMa for the evening. The taproom opens onto Industry City's courtyards, so the sound carries out to the picnic tables and the whole thing runs more like a neighborhood block party than a booked show. If you want live music with your beer and no cover anxiety, this is a straightforward good time.
What to expect
Expect a taproom set rather than a stage show — the band plays in the room, people sit at tables and stand near the bar, and the crowd builds through the evening. Industry City's food vendors are steps away, so dinner is easy to fold in. It ends early enough that it works as the first stop of a night rather than the whole thing.
Good to know
- Take the D/N/R to 36th St and walk to Building 6, 68 34th Street, inside Industry City.
- The taproom opens onto the courtyards — grab an outdoor table if the weather cooperates.
- Industry City's food halls cover dinner; Gun Hill covers the drinks.
- Arrive early if you want a table close to the music.
- Ground-floor room with step-free access from the courtyard.
- Family-friendly earlier in the evening; the crowd skews adult later on.
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Common questions
Where is Gun Hill Brewing at Industry City?
Building 6, 68 34th Street, inside Industry City in Sunset Park, Brooklyn.
Who is performing?
JuanMa performs live for the taproom's Latin Night.
Do I need a ticket?
Industry City's listing does not advertise ticketing for the taproom night; it is billed simply as live music at Gun Hill.
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