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DJ Thank You, Rory Sweeney, DJ DEADNAME, Craic Feen
Trans-Pecos9-15 Wyckoff Ave, Queens, NY 11385 · Map
This night happened — Sat 22 Nov 2025
Skint and Trans-Pecos
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Who was billed4 artists
In the order the promoter listed them.
- DJ Thank You
- Rory Sweeney
- next: Good Room, Fri 23 OctDJ DEADNAME
- next: Substance Skatepark, Sat 7 NovCraic Feen
Set times were not published.
Most of these pairings were meeting for the first time that night.
the pairs that have met
5 of the 6 pairings on this bill were first meetings.
- DJ Thank You and DJ DEADNAME — 4 shared bills before that night, first on Fri 12 Jan 2024.
Who they are
“A born and bred in New Yorker, DJ Thank You first took to the decks at age 16, and has cemented herself as an integral force in the city's underground.”
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A born and bred in New Yorker, DJ Thank You first took to the decks at age 16, and has cemented herself as an integral force in the city's underground. Her signature stadium style sound has rightfully earned her the title “hottest DJ in NYC” (Interview Magazine). Known for clean technical execution and a mischievous sense of drama, DJ Thank You takes you for a wild ride... tight turns, curveball blends, sudden drops, and a euphoric hands-in-the-air spirit. She synthesized this approach in her self-produced debut record, “Roller Coaster,” an homage to the Dirty Dutch sound that first inspired her love for electronic music. Following the album’s release, she brought it on a nationwide tour with rising EDM superstars, Frost Children. In her 9 years as a DJ, she has been tapped by major cultural and brand-name institutions including Celine (hand selected by Hedi Slimane himself), Nike, Adidas, Ugg, Red Bull, NASDAQ, Gagosian Gallery, Rockefeller Center, Times Square Arts (TSQ), and was featured twice in the official score of the Mowalola's "Detty Pop" collection.Noise on 1 and Power Electronics on 1. styles on their catalogued releasesRecently at Good Room, Market Hotel, Le Bain · often with Angel Money, flirty800, Miss Parker, none of them here that night
“Rory Sweeney is an electronic artist from Dublin.”
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Rory Sweeney is an electronic artist from Dublin. At only 25, Rory is one of Ireland’s most lauded and respected artists, rising to prominence in both Ireland and UK for his high quality outputs and high energy AV shows, defined by glitchy electronics and cinematic balladry. After making history in 2024 by releasing the highly acclaimed first of its kind 'all-Ireland' collaborative Hip-Hop album 'Irish Hash Mafia' under the pseudonym Carlos Danger (included on AOTY lists by Nialler9, District Magazine, Cork Echo and The Thin Air), Rory was among a small group invited to a residency in the RCC in Letterkenny, where he has finished his ambitious latest album set for release in October 2025, 'Old Earth'. Rory is the current AVA Festival Producer of the Year recipient and was up for a RTE Choice Prize this year for his work as exec producer on Curtisy’s ‘What Was The Question’. Rory is 1/3 of Irish/US experimental rave collective Bitten Twice. Also known for acclaimed production work for Irish and International artists such as Sello, Cosha, Sloucho, Kojaque, Lord Apex, Mavi and Pippa Molony, Rory seamlessly traverses mainstream and experimental sounds. Seperately Rory has gained a cult following in Dublin for his high octane DJ sets. Rory’s DJing started as intense trolling against DJ and club culture, playing nauseating sets that bordered on noise music. Now years later under DJ iPhone Charger, Rory’s DJing is a sincere celebration of all things dance music, from Country music to Uk Drill to Dabke to jump up. High-energy silliness, weirdo electronic curveballs and DJ tricks throughout. ‘(Referring to Entrance Places) Rory Sweeney reckons this is the best track he’s ever produced, which is a pretty big claim considering his output over the past 12 months. From assembling an all-star cast of rapper pals for a joyful ode to G-funk, Irish Hash Mafia, to collaborating with experimental pop artist Pippa Molony and club music mythmaker Sloucho, he’s not just been busy — he’s been dizzyingly consistent.’ - Eoin Murray, DJ Mag (2025) “A Dublin-born artist of never-ending styles and influences, his blend of esoteric electronica, contorting elements that few would even ponder, has seen him produce on some of the biggest tracks of the past 18 months both in Ireland and in the UK.” - Clash Magazine (2024) “Rory Sweeney has been at the forefront of some of the most exciting sounds to emerge from the capital in recent times, drawing on hip hop, house, rave and footwork influences when creating his sometimes uncategorizable, energetic productions.” Peter Curtin, RTÉ (2021)Their RA profile lists Patrúin, Bitten Twice, Bad Tips and Ethereal Skies.often with pixieteeth, Reflekta, Sea picture, none of them here that night
“Drawing from a wide range of influences across space, time, and medium, her sets unfold as collages that embrace and sublate the contradiction of It All.”
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Drawing from a wide range of influences across space, time, and medium, her sets unfold as collages that embrace and sublate the contradiction of It All. A resident DJ at Brooklyn’s DIY warehouse party Tossd and one half of Bossa Nova Civic Club’s DAYTONA 500 alongside Eva Loveless, she is firmly rooted in New York—but remains in active dialogue with the American underground, moving fluidly between scenes across the country.Their RA profile lists Framework NY.Recently at Mood Ring, H0L0, Good Room · often with Eva Loveless, DAYTONA 500, Sevyn Love, none of them here that night
“Craic Feen is a DJ from Dublin, Ireland, based in Brooklyn, New York.”
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Craic Feen is a DJ from Dublin, Ireland, based in Brooklyn, New York. His eclectic, bass-heavy sound has taken him to some of NYC's most respected underground institutions, including Bossa Nova Civic Club, Trans-Pecos, and TWIST, the city's premier bass music party, Twist. As the founder and resident DJ of Skint, Craic Feen taps both international heavyweights and local legends to bring scauldy Dublin dancefloor energy to the Big Apple. Born in opposition to the commodification of dance music and rave culture, Skint is all about the essentials: affordable entry, a dirty dancefloor, and sub-heavy sounds. Drawing from the nightlife of Dublin and New York City, Craic Feen keeps the focus where it belongs -- on the dancers.Last at Mood Ring in Aug · often with Reflekta, onlytom, Parish God, none of them here that night
names these artists often play with — not that night
- Reflekta2 with Craic Feen and 1 with Rory Sweeney
- Eva Loveless16 with DJ DEADNAME
- DAYTONA 50013 with DJ DEADNAME
- Angel Money10 with DJ Thank You
- Surgery9 with DJ DEADNAME
- Blessing7 with DJ DEADNAME
- Miss Parker7 with DJ Thank You
- Chicken6 with DJ Thank You
81 said they were going — much busier than a usual Saturday at Trans-Pecos.
how this compares
- Median final count, Saturdays at Trans-Pecos12
- Middle half finished between4 and 25
- Past Saturdays at this venue counted57
The room
Trans-Pecos — 208 events and 777 distinct artists since Aug 2023.
Most-tagged here: Techno (3). genre tags on this room’s listings
Who put it on
Skint — 5 events and 18 artists since Jun 2025.