Teksupport Brings Solomun to NYC’s Fulton Fish Market for Memorial Day Weekend

New York’s Teksupport has announced a Memorial Day Weekend performance with Solomun on May 23 at the historic Fulton Fish Market in Hunts Point. The event marks the first large-scale outdoor concert at the venue’s East River waterfront location.

The Bosnian producer has shaped dance floors worldwide through his long-running Solomun +1 residency in Ibiza and his label Dynamic Music. His signature sound blends underground credibility with emotionally charged sets that have made him one of club culture’s most influential figures.

Teksupport has built its reputation on transforming unconventional New York spaces into event venues. The collective has previously activated submarine factories, navy yards, subterranean ballrooms and even Grand Central Station for performances.

The Fulton Fish Market setting represents a new chapter in Teksupport’s exploration of large-scale outdoor venues. The waterfront environment offers a rare opportunity to experience electronic music in a working industrial space.

Founded in 1822, the Fulton Fish Market Cooperative operates from a 400,000-square-foot facility in the Bronx. The nonprofit, member-owned organization supplies nearly half of New York City’s seafood and has begun expanding into unexpected cultural programming beyond its historic role in the city’s food system.

“After many years of work, we’re excited to partner with the Fulton Fish Market Collective and the City to unlock a truly special location in Hunts Point, continuing our commitment to pushing culture forward in New York City,” said Rob Toma, Teksupport founder.

Led by Toma, Teksupport has spent the past decade reshaping New York City’s nightlife through forward-thinking curation and production. The collective has introduced some of Europe’s most influential dance music brands to the United States and serves as the premier North American partner for globally renowned brands including Time Warp and Circoloco.

In 2024, TCE Presents opened Brooklyn Storehouse, a 100,000-plus-square-foot cultural hub at the Brooklyn Navy Yard.

Tickets are on sale now at laylo.com/teksupport/May23.