Brooklyn Storehouse Sets Closing Season With Afrojack and WORSHIP

Brooklyn Storehouse has added Afrojack and WORSHIP to its closing season schedule at the 104,000-square-foot Navy Yard warehouse, which closes permanently after Halloween Weekend.

The space sits within one of the city’s most unexpected nightlife settings: the Brooklyn Navy Yard, a working shipbuilding complex on the East River that has become a consistent home for music events over the past several seasons. The venue operates under the tagline “Come Home To Storehouse, Brooklyn Needs You To Dance,” an invitation that has defined its run through the Yard’s industrial infrastructure.

Storehouse was conceived as a temporary activation of a Navy Yard site during a period of transition, but organizers say it leaves behind a legacy as one of New York’s most ambitious cultural venues and a defining chapter in the city’s nightlife, built on the understanding that the tenancy was always time-limited. And that time has come, as the site is planned to be repurposed for climate infrastructure and clean energy production, and Storehouse’s final season runs July 24 through November 1.

This week’s additions fill two October dates with Afrojack on October 10, one of the last solo shows the room will host, and WORSHIP follows on October 17, the drum and bass collective of Sub Focus, Dimension, Culture Shock, and 1991 taking over for a full night of the sound that has defined Storehouse’s bookings through its run.

Teksupport opens July 24 with Max Dean b2b Luke Dean for an All Night Long set. Black Tiger Sex Machine lands August 22, with Teletech New York taking September 5 alongside Restricted, Natte Visstick, Kruelty, JSMN, and Jazzy b2b Nikolina.

Four Tet follows with a Teksupport doubleheader on September 17 and 18. Lane 8 brings his Cross Pollination concept on September 26, joined by Kasbo b2b and Robby East b2b MYRNE.

Crankdat closes the pre-Halloween run with two nights on October 23 and 24. Halloween Weekend runs October 30 through November 1, three nights that mark the venue’s final weekend with the full program for that send-off still taking shape and additional announcements coming soon.

With the season’s schedule now in place, presale started Thursday, June 25 at 12 PM ET using the password WORSHIP2026 for WORSHIP, Control2026 for Afrojack, and CROSSPOLLINATION for Lane 8. General on-sale follows Friday, June 26 with WORSHIP and Lane 8 at 10 AM ET and Afrojack at 12 PM ET. All tickets are available through brooklynstorehouse.com.