04/15/2026
Galaxy Rave: Bang On! NYC Time + Space New Year's Eve 2019 Preview

It’s that exciting time of year again, everyone. The holiday that can shape your identity, influence your finances, and impact the essence of your upcoming year! Well, it’s not quite that serious, but listen up, New Yorkers: why shell out money for the same old hotel open bar this New Year’s Eve when you could immerse yourself in an extraordinary intergalactic warehouse rave? Come join me, Claude Von Stroke, Bleep Bloop, and more at this cosmic celebration!

Yes, it’s time for Bang On! to shine again! Renowned for their vibrant events like the Elements Music & Arts Festival and Elements NYC, as well as their recent Halloween grunge extravaganza, Bang On! is back with their highly anticipated New Year’s event. The hidden warehouse venue, keeping in tune with the mysterious vibe, is revealed to be the Knockdown Center in Queens—a vast, 50,000 square-foot historical factory built in 1903. Known for their unique creative setups, Bang On! is set to dazzle at this buzzing contemporary arts venue that has hosted popular acts this past year, including Hot Since 82, Yaeji, and Fisher.

For this year’s Time + Space NYE, expect a powerhouse lineup across two stages, embracing house and bass music (we love the juxtaposition). The event also features art installations and interactive performances that align perfectly with the cosmic theme. Get ready for alien-themed rooms, live painting, a silent disco, and other stellar activities at the expansive Knockdown Center, all prepared to launch us into the imaginative realm of 2019. To help you navigate the event and catch the must-see performances, we have handpicked a few standout acts from the lineup that you won’t want to miss—unless, of course, intergalactic forces wipe your memory clean…

Taking the stage on the Time Stage is the electrifying, party-inducing DJ, Born Dirty. I previously highlighted Born Dirty as an artist to watch this January, and it’s clear that advice holds true. With the explosive success of the genre-bending track “Crazy,” Born Dirty had an action-packed 2018, causing quite a stir on the decks with his unique blend of house, techno, and hip-hop. The French DJ/producer collaborated with the talented Anna Lunoe on the catchy track “Badass,” making waves at festivals such as HARD Summer, EDC, Shambhala, and Splash House. If it seemed like Born Dirty was everywhere this year, it’s because he has become a pivotal part of the genre-defying dance music scene, ready to ignite any party atmosphere.

Meanwhile, few producers have generated as much buzz recently as California duo X&G (the collaborative venture of Xian and Gaszia). Over the past year, they have made a mark with impactful collaborations, including the booming, experimental track “Paradise” and the rock-infused “wait for me,” alongside producing a comprehensive remix pack for their 2017 LP, PERSONA. A quick glance through X&G’s discography showcases their fearless production style and disregard for conventional genre boundaries. Prepare for dark, dance-inducing beats and an electrifying energy on the Space Stage.

Adding a touch of New Orleans flair is the experimental bass duo, sfam. Since their debut EP Expand on Quality Goods Records in 2017, they have skyrocketed to recognition with their avant-garde compositions and thrilling live performances. Their latest release, “Blast,” featuring TVBOO, brings them back to QGR and showcases their expert handling of negative space, tribal bass lines, and floor-shaking wobbles. It’s clear why some of the biggest parties in the nation, including the infamous Space Yacht, are bringing these rising stars to heat up the decks. Don’t miss their debut in New York on the Space Stage.

If you’re still on the fence, let me simplify it for you: an unforgettable warehouse rave in a cosmic setting. Secure your tickets soon at bangon-nyc.com before it’s too late!

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