webster hall

Tonight, the Girls & Boys party at Webster Hall welcomes The End Is Near tour with 12th Planet, Flinch, Kastle, and special guest Kill The Noise. Go to Webster Hall's Official Website for tickets.

Skrillex may be the most polarizing person in music today (non-Lana Del Ray category). The DJ/Producer/Sprite provokes love from his fans, hate from his detractors, millions of YouTube views (each with thousands of comments) and a ton of weird Photoshopped pictures...

Complex released a list for the 25 best nightclubs of all time. It caused quite a discussion as this list is comprised of past classics and new phenomenons. List goes as follows: 25.Tunnel - NYC 24.Berghain - berlin 23.Space - Miami 22...

Friday January 13th, the Girls & Boys party continues at Webster Hall with A-Trak. You do not want to miss this. Buy tickets here.

If we didn’t already feel this way before, we most certainly do now have a “Crush on You,” Nero, after Wednesday night’s performance at NYC’s Webster Hall. To celebrate the U.S. release of their Interscope Records album Welcome Reality, SPIN Magazine hosted this mid-week performance, throwing in copies of the CD to all ticket-bearing dubsteppers...

There are many things to be merry for this holiday season: good friends, good food, and, oh yeah, the release of Nero’s UK hit album Welcome Reality! Come celebrate its U.S. release with a private performance by the dynamic duo Wednesday, December 13th at 8pm...

Our final installation of national New Year’ celebrations, features the city that never sleeps, (because it’s rocking out to dubstep until dawn). Some of EDM’s marquee names are descending on New York for the start of 2012. Here’s where they’ll be...

Boys Noizes’ courtship with NYC began many many years ago, but the relationship went into overdrive after an absurdly inspired and passionate set at Electric Zoo 2010, which dwarfed the evening’s other headliners and left the city wanting more...

Two hours before he is set to hit the stage, Tigran Mimosa is pacing around an empty Webster Hall. The room is devoid of people, but filled with a cacophony of drum kicks and wobbling bass. MiMOSA stands completely still in the center of the room, head bowed as he listens to his own music rattling the rafters of the club, before swaggering up to the stage to make tiny adjustments to his turntables

After last night’s show, where MiMOSA came and conquered the Bean, I don’t know how he will top his performance in the Big Apple’s Webster Hall tonight. The crowd piled in to Boston’s own Royale where high energy was in spirit and an eager audience awaited a great show...