Ten hour night
Doors 6:00 PM, close 4:00 AM. Sets get room to breathe, and the closing slot is a full two hours.
Chapter two · Brooklyn, New York
A midweek night in a converted waterfront terminal in Brooklyn. Doors at six, last record at four, and no daylight in between.
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The event
METROPULSE is a single night indoor event in a terminal building on the Brooklyn waterfront. Three rooms, ten hours, and a deliberate decision to run it midweek so the city is quiet on the way out at four in the morning.
The main room is the terminal floor itself, 40 foot ceilings and a hung sound system rather than a stacked one. The Substation is the old machine room in the basement, low and dark, and it is the reason we took this building. Rooftop 14 sits above the loading dock with the skyline directly across the water.
This is not a scaled down outdoor festival moved inside. The programming, the timing and the production are built specifically for a room with a roof on it.
Doors 6:00 PM, close 4:00 AM. Sets get room to breathe, and the closing slot is a full two hours.
The Terminal for scale, The Substation for pure techno, Rooftop 14 for house and disco with the skyline behind the booth.
A flown line array in a 40 foot room. You can hold a conversation at the bar and still feel the low end on the floor.
Subway runs all night, the streets are empty at four, and you are not fighting a weekend crowd to get home.
Lineup and set times
20 artists across 3 stages. Set times are confirmed and published early so you can plan the night. Anything that changes gets announced here and by email.
Every set to scale, so you can see the clashes before you are standing in one. Scroll sideways on a phone.
Main room · Melodic techno, progressive, big room
The terminal floor. 40 foot ceilings, a flown system and a 6,000 capacity room.
Techno room · Hard techno, industrial, acid
The old machine room, one level down. Low ceiling, concrete, and a very short walk to the bar.
Third room · House, disco, UK garage, funk
Above the loading dock, open on two sides, Manhattan directly across the water. Heated and covered in October.
Oct 14 · New York City
All three rooms, doors to close.
Expected fromExpress entry and a mezzanine to actually see from.
Expected fromFront of house platform and a lounge on the water.
Expected fromBooth side access and a host for the night. 120 released.
Expected fromPrices shown are expected face value in USD. Service fees are calculated at checkout. Payment plans will be available on VIP and Platinum.
Registered fans get the code and a 48 hour head start before general on sale. Free, and it does not obligate you to buy anything.
Know before you go
Free refill stations at every stage on every site. Empty hydration packs are welcome. If someone is overheating, medical is closer than you think and nobody gets in trouble for asking.
Licensed medical teams on site with response targets under 90 seconds anywhere on the grounds. Look for the white and green flags, or tell any staff member in a marked vest.
Trained harm reduction teams work the floor at every event. They are not security and they are not police. Talk to them.
Report it to any staff member or text the on site line printed on your wristband. We remove people and we do not negotiate about it.
Every wristband carries a live text line staffed for the entire event. Lost friend, unsafe situation, someone in trouble, anything. It reaches a person, not a bot.
Accessible viewing platforms, step free routes, accessible restrooms and companion entry at all three events. Email access@tmfestivals.live ahead of the date and a host will meet you at the gate.
Full policies, accessibility details and the cashless system are on the info page.
Getting there and back
The terminal is a short walk from three subway lines and a ferry landing. Driving into this part of Brooklyn on an event night is the worst of the available options.
The closest stations are a 9 to 14 minute walk. Trains run all night, which is the main reason a Wednesday works. Check for late night service changes before you leave.
The NYC Ferry landing is 6 minutes from the door. Last boats leave well before the close, so plan the ferry as an inbound option only.
One designated pickup zone two blocks east of the venue. At 4:00 AM the queue and the surge are both real. Budget for it or take the train.
There is no venue parking. Nearby garages are limited and most close before 2:00 AM, which means your car is stuck until morning. We do not recommend driving.
The exit at 4:00 AM is staffed and lit, with staff walking the route to the subway until 4:45 AM. Take the walk with people rather than alone.
Downtown Brooklyn and Williamsburg hotels are the practical options and both are a short ride from the door. Book midweek rates early, they move once the lineup is public.
Registered fans get the presale code and a 48 hour head start before anything is public.