Who was billed7 artists
In the order the promoter listed them.
- Chris Liebing
- next: Nowadays, Fri 30 OctHiroko Yamamura
- Cali Rose
- Tone Troy
- next: Elsewhere, Sat 24 OctMax Parkinson
- next: Honey's, Wed 21 OctAmelia Holt
- Neighbours
Set times were not published.
Most of these pairings were meeting for the first time that night.
the pairs that have met
18 of the 21 pairings on this bill were first meetings.
- Tone Troy and Max Parkinson — 4 shared bills before that night, first on Sat 23 Sep 2023.
- Tone Troy and Neighbours — 6 shared bills before that night, first on Sat 23 Sep 2023.
- Max Parkinson and Neighbours — 1 shared bill before that night, first on Sat 23 Sep 2023.
Who they are
“Chris Liebing is on the creative hot streak of his life.”
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Chris Liebing is on the creative hot streak of his life. It’s now 30 years since his rocket ride through the dancefloors of global techno begun – but the current phase encapsulated on the 2026 Evolver album pulls together all the reasons he always loved what he does, all the things he’s learned, and a new-found confidence born of deep introspection, and channels it all into focusing and intensifying his DJ and production superpowers. The exact same energy he threw into his early residencies at the foundational techno temples Omen (Frankfurt) and Tresor (Berlin) is there, but enhanced with all technological advances and study of what moves ravers worldwide, it feels as vivid and important as ever. Chris grew up in a small town outside Frankfurt. As a boy he was always uncertain of himself yet was compelled to focus on what interested him. He pursued playing tennis to a very high level and felt that might be his path – but absolute obsession with music compelled him even more. From listening alone and deeply at home, through pause button cassette DJing at teenage parties, to a residency at a commercial club on the fringe of Frankfurt with rickety decks balanced on the bar, his desire to be surrounded by the sounds he loved, and also to work out the techniques that could draw others into what he was hearing and keep them locked in to it. A job at Sven Väth’s Eye-Q label led to a fortuitous chance in late 1995 to fill in for a last minute drop out in The Omen – which he smashed so convincingly he quickly became a big local name. His break at Tresor came in almost identical circumstances, and from then on he has been a watchword for the most fundamental, sweat-drenched, joyously powerful European techno which he has taken to dark cellars and vast festivals the world over. His productions, labels and radio / podcast work have likewise kept the faith for the pure, energetic forms of techno whatever trends have risen and fallen. There’ve been diversions into brooding experimentalism for the legendary Mute Records, but always that deep and powerful original pulse has been there, not least via his hugely influential CLR label – and now it’s stronger and more vividly present than ever.Their RA profile lists Ovum Recordings, Mute Records, novamute, Rekids and 6 more.often with Truncate, SUMME, ROBUS, none of them here that night
“Taking inspiration from classic science fiction and dark anime, Hiroko’s introverted life and immersion in fringe, nerdy alongside an introspective outlook are evident in her demeanor and the way she gravitates to outsiders within the community.”
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Taking inspiration from classic science fiction and dark anime, Hiroko’s introverted life and immersion in fringe, nerdy alongside an introspective outlook are evident in her demeanor and the way she gravitates to outsiders within the community. Once she hits the decks, the isolation melts away as she lights up dance floors with an homage to the House, Acid and techno sounds that shaped the Chicago Rave Sound. One of her main missions is to demonstrate how much can help you cope with the darker times in life, creating an expressive outlet, and people that feels like they might not fit… have their important place in the culture.Their RA profile lists !K7, Planet E, Trax Records, Octopus Music and 5 more.Last at Paragon in Sep · often with Philippa Pacho, Berghain, Mari Sakurai, none of them here that night
Last at Paragon in Sep · often with TT, Sevyn 0000, RYKER, none of them here that night
“From firefighting throughout Manhattan, to performing on some of the biggest electronic music stages in the world; Tone Troy has quickly surged up the ranks as one of New York's premier music producers.”
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From firefighting throughout Manhattan, to performing on some of the biggest electronic music stages in the world; Tone Troy has quickly surged up the ranks as one of New York's premier music producers. Having become immersed in the ever changing House Music scene of New York City, his musical taste is shaped primarily by the surging presence of Brooklyn nightlife.As the sounds and the scenes have changed, Tone Troy has adapted to the people’s demand of wanting a better DJ. As a result he is consistently looking to expand his range through the worlds of dance music. His commitment to the musical history of the past and present has led to a collection of productions that are guaranteed to have a crowd emotionally invested from start to finish. Sharing the decks with artists such as MK, Rufus Du Sol, Solardo, Roger Sanchez, Mark Knight, Weiss, Eli Brown, Eli and Fur, Pan-Pot, Bedouin, and Leftwing:Kody to name a few; Tone has quickly materialized into a resident DJ in multiple NYC notables. Tone most recently has been attached with the organizations: Toolroom Records, FNGRS CRSSD, and BPM; which have been bringing local and international artists to venues across the globe. With tracks signed to Toolroom, REALM, Snatch, Nervous, Stealth, Club Sweat; including support from Jamie Jones, Micheal Bibi, Maceo Plex, Will Clarke, Martin Garrix, David Guetta, Noizu, Rafa Barrios, Mat.Joe, Jansons, Eli Brown, Meduza, and countless others; Tone’s growing notoriety has developed into a showcase of a fad free, powerful dance music experience. www.tonetroy.com www.instagram.com/tonetroy www.soundcloud.com/tonetroyTheir RA profile lists Toolroom Records, Nervous Records, Snatch! Records, CUFF and 2 more.Last at Musica Club NYC in Aug · often with AG, oomfhaver, bdrmDJ, none of them here that night
“Max Parkinson is a DJ and producer with nearly a decade of experience from New York City recognized within the underground for his cutting edge and highly technical approach towards the art of DJing.”
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Max Parkinson is a DJ and producer with nearly a decade of experience from New York City recognized within the underground for his cutting edge and highly technical approach towards the art of DJing. With releases on OTHERWRLD, Out Of Pocket Records and Purple Tea Records, Max Parkinson’s versatile chops shine through with every performance. Whether he is playing a massive stage or an intimate space, his talent has led him to support acts such as RL Grime, Knock2, Boys Noize, Kerri Chandler, Dombresky, TroyBoi, Mark Knight, and other prominent pillars in the international dance music circuit. From house to bass to techno and beyond, a set of Max’s is a set for the history books.Their RA profile lists Purple Tea Records.often with oomfhaver, AG, Vanos, none of them here that night
“Amelia Holt, is one of Brooklyn’s most distinctive, interesting selectors With a unique approach to rhythm, Holt crafts DJ sets which fuse percussive rhythms with electronic beats, transforming any dancefloor into a culture-bending, otherworldly experience.”
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Amelia Holt, is one of Brooklyn’s most distinctive, interesting selectors With a unique approach to rhythm, Holt crafts DJ sets which fuse percussive rhythms with electronic beats, transforming any dancefloor into a culture-bending, otherworldly experience. One may hear her play broken beats, deep high octane, fine and elegant dance, alt techno, sharp electro, and delusional krautrock – sometimes all in the same night. Amelia holds a residency at The Lot Radio and has played in the best of NYC’s venues including Good Room, Nowadays & Bossa Nova Civic Club & festivals, Sustain-Release & Dripping. Outside the US, she’s brought her sound to Mexico City, Berlin, Munich, Helsinki, Copenhagen, Madrid and many more. In addition to her radio endeavors, Amelia curates the music newsletter In Your Dirty Ears and runs the party series Honey Trap.Released on Klan (1) and My Music (1). labels on their catalogued releasesRecently at Camp Kennybrook, Telephone, SILO · often with Second Contact, Seth Magoon, 98dots, none of them here that night
often with bdrmDJ, AG, Wudio, none of them here that night
names these artists often play with — not that night
- AG9 with Tone Troy, 4 with Max Parkinson and 3 with Neighbours
- oomfhaver8 with Max Parkinson and 3 with Tone Troy
- bdrmDJ3 with Neighbours and 3 with Tone Troy
- Ducci4 with Tone Troy and 2 with Neighbours
- Minhas3 with Max Parkinson and 2 with Tone Troy
- Vanos3 with Max Parkinson and 2 with Tone Troy
- Alex Raouf3 with Tone Troy and 1 with Neighbours
- LeCamille2 with Max Parkinson and 2 with Tone Troy
245 said they were going — much busier than a usual Saturday at Elsewhere.
how this compares
- Median final count, Saturdays at Elsewhere71
- Middle half finished between30 and 168
- Past Saturdays at this venue counted224
The room
Elsewhere — 708 events and 2,806 distinct artists since Aug 2023.
Most-tagged here: House (3). genre tags on this room’s listings