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C'mon Everybody325 Franklin Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11238 · Map
This night happened — Fri 17 Jul
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Who was billed2 artists
In the order the promoter listed them.
Set times were not published.
the pairs that have met
All 1 pairing on this bill had shared a bill before.
- Mark Holcomb and Prince Rose — 1 shared bill before that night, first on Fri 17 Jul 2026.
Who they are
“A familiar face across Brooklyn and Manhattan’s queer club circuit, Mark has brought his sharp, feel-good energy to parties The Carry Nation and HARDER along with appearances at Good Room, ANIMAL, Paragon, H0L0 and more.”
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A familiar face across Brooklyn and Manhattan’s queer club circuit, Mark has brought his sharp, feel-good energy to parties The Carry Nation and HARDER along with appearances at Good Room, ANIMAL, Paragon, H0L0 and more. Raised in West Virginia and forged in New York’s nightlife underground, Mark’s sound sits at the intersection of pop, disco, and house infused with the kind of emotional immediacy and playful nostalgia that keep dancers locked in from start to finish. He’s known for bridging eras and moods with an effortless hand, pairing a ‘90s remix with a fresh club edit or a deep house groove with a hands-up anthem. Mark’s journey began in the early 2000s, promoting at iconic West Side clubs before finding his true home behind the decks. Over the years, he’s become a go-to DJ for both underground ragers and high-profile brand events, trusted for his ability to read a room, move a crowd, and build a vibe that feels both stylish and spontaneous. Whether he’s closing out a late-night warehouse set or soundtracking a downtown launch party, Mark brings a distinctly New York approach: bold, magnetic, and rooted in connection. His mission is simple: make people move, keep them feeling good, and remind them why this city still dances like nowhere else on earth.Recently at Bossa Nova Civic Club, The Chocolate Factory, Dead Letter No. 9 · often with Riccardo Tavarez, Eric Umble, Kilopatrah Jones, none of them here that night
“As a resident DJ and co-founder of Flower Factory — Washington, D.C.'s premier queer party and DJ collective — Prince Rose has honed his sonic identity, artistic perspective, and production skills across venues large and small, from the Somos music festival in Mexico City and NYC's Knockdown Center to Provincetown's Crown and Anchor.”
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As a resident DJ and co-founder of Flower Factory — Washington, D.C.'s premier queer party and DJ collective — Prince Rose has honed his sonic identity, artistic perspective, and production skills across venues large and small, from the Somos music festival in Mexico City and NYC's Knockdown Center to Provincetown's Crown and Anchor. His sound lives in a queer-forward, rhythm-led, joyfully off-center lane of contemporary club music, blending warm, hypnotic house with percussive experimentation to create movement, texture, and emotion on the dance floor.Recently at Le Bain, C'mon Everybody, Qncc · often with Joann Fabrixx, Gail Force One, PWRPUFF, none of them here that night
names these artists often play with — not that night
- Eric Umble4 with Mark Holcomb
- Riccardo Tavarez4 with Mark Holcomb
- Gail Force One2 with Prince Rose
- Joann Fabrixx2 with Prince Rose
- Kilopatrah Jones2 with Mark Holcomb
- PWRPUFF2 with Prince Rose
- @devinkasparian1 with Mark Holcomb
- @zamboni_updates1 with Mark Holcomb
The room
C'mon Everybody — 39 events and 65 distinct artists since Mar 2024.