Summer 2026 | Brooklyn, New York

A major shift in the global club landscape is underway as the iconic Brooklyn Mirage enters a new chapter under the name Pacha New York. The transformation signals a cultural reset for one of New York City’s most influential electronic music spaces, blending the legacy of the Mirage and Avant Gardner with Pacha’s international brand identity and large-scale nightlife experience.

FIVE Holdings has taken on long-term operational management of the Brooklyn Mirage and The Great Hall complex, partnering with the recapitalised Avant Gardner team to relaunch the venue as a globally positioned dance music destination rooted in Brooklyn’s creative energy. The move connects a venue long associated with cutting-edge production and diverse lineups with a brand that has shaped dancefloor culture for more than five decades.

The first season of Pacha New York is set to run from June through October 2026, bringing a mix of global headliners, underground acts, and New York-based artists to the same stage. The programming aims to reflect the city’s broad electronic music spectrum, pairing large-scale shows with a community-driven approach that keeps the venue tied to its local audience.

Beyond the summer run, The Great Hall is expected to continue operating year-round as a multi-genre live space, hosting concerts, electronic events, and hybrid performances. Upgrades to the complex are planned as part of the relaunch, with a focus on production, artist experience, and long-term cultural programming rather than just seasonal clubbing.

While the new name brings international attention, the identity of Pacha New York is expected to remain closely connected to Brooklyn’s music culture. Partnerships with local collectives, promoters, and artists are set to continue, maintaining the community ties that defined the Mirage’s rise over the past decade.

For Pacha and FIVE Holdings, the expansion into New York represents a significant global move, placing one of dance music’s most recognisable brands inside one of the world’s most influential cultural cities. For New York’s nightlife scene, it marks the return of a major open-air and large-format clubbing platform under new leadership and a renewed vision.

As the 2026 season approaches, Pacha New York positions itself as both a relaunch and a statement: a venue aiming to bridge global club culture with Brooklyn’s longstanding spirit of artistic independence and musical innovation.