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Pacha New York: Global Beats Collide

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Pacha New Yorks inaugural events, starting June 20-21, feature Michael Bibi and Black Coffee, setting the stage for a global dance music experience. Rampa curates underground house nights, Masters at Work reps New York house roots, and Pride Month celebrations include Guapo party and Planet Pride bash. Diverse lineup spans Africa, Europe, South America, and U.S., with ZHU joining in September. Tickets for these 2026 dates are now available.

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Entertainment & Celebrity News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Pacha New York: Global Beats Collide. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

It's April 29th. This is Entertainment and Celebrity News today, your AI-powered source for all things entertainment. Pacha, New York, is about to drop with a killer opening lineup, kicking off June 20th and 21st. Michael Bibby headlines the first night, already sold out, followed by a black coffee on Sunday, also gone in a flash. This spot in Brooklyn brings the iconic Ibiza brand stateside, promising a global vibe from day one. Coming up, Repa curates two underground house nights on June 13th and 14th. Then June ramps up with masters at work, Louis Vega and Kenny Dope repping New York house roots on the 26th. Pride month hits Hard 2, with Guapo Party and a 12-hour planet. Pride bash on the 27th, mixing DJs, drag stars, and surprises. The diversity here spans continents, Africa with black coffees multiple sets, Europe via lost frequencies in rampa, South America through vintage, culture, and straight U.S.

flavor. It's pulling and crowds hungry for that expansive dance music energy. No single genre dominating, just pure cultural mashup. Fresh off his new album, Black Mitis, Grammy-nominated Zoo, joins the September 11th bill, adding his Chinese American edge to the mix. As a bridge from old school to new gin EDM, his set fits perfect before his 2026 on the move tour, line of stretches to October 17th, with more black coffee. Tickets for these 2026 dates are live now, so global dance fans, this Brooklyn takeover is your spot to catch the world's beats. Colliding

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