Mau P's grimy basement-tech anthems made him dance music's biggest recent breakout, and Teksupport is handing him the Brooklyn Army Terminal waterfront for two straight days. Friday stacks him alongside techno heavyweight Joseph Capriati; Saturday he goes open to close, and that night is already sold out. Seven hours of house and techno on Pier 4 with harbor views is the definitive way to kick off New York's fall season.
What to expect
A large-scale open-air dance party on a working pier: big-room production, a crowd in the thousands, and daylight-into-sunset sets over the harbor. Friday is a three-act bill ending with Mau P; Saturday is one artist steering the whole 3–10 PM arc. It wraps by 10 PM, so afterparties around Brooklyn are the natural next stop.
Good to know
- 21+ with valid ID — no exceptions
- Saturday is reported sold out; Friday tickets start around $91 on DICE (fees included)
- Runs 3–10 PM — this is a daytime-into-evening show, not a late night
- Pier 4 is open-air on the water; bring a layer for the evening breeze
- Closest subway is the N/R at 59th St, about a 10-minute walk; NYC Ferry's South Brooklyn line stops at Brooklyn Army Terminal
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Common questions
Is Saturday really sold out?
DICE lists the Saturday, Sep 12 open-to-close show as sold out. Friday, Sep 11 (Mau P with Joseph Capriati and Quest) still had tickets from about $91 at time of writing — and DICE runs an official waiting list for returned Saturday tickets
What time does it run?
Both days run 3 PM to 10 PM at Pier 4, Brooklyn Army Terminal (140 58th Street, Sunset Park).
Is there an age restriction?
Yes — both shows are 21+.
Are the Friday and Saturday lineups different?
Yes. Friday is Mau P, Joseph Capriati, and Quest; Saturday is Mau P playing open to close.
