The London-based DJ collective returns to Output for its ongoing residency, offering attendees “the queer party for everyone” featuring an expert selection of deep cuts, dark disco, and some of the most fun-loving attendees around.
It’s perfect timing, too, as the club is closing for good in July. With its neon-lit chic styling, the former strip club is one of the most unique spots you’ll catch Banks play. As such, what better way is there to complement your daytime pride celebrations than with some top-notch DJ talent and club events? We combed through the lists and named some our picks for the long week.Īlthough the rapper’s had her fair share of controversies within the LGBTQA community over the years, the Harlem-based songstress has won over a large audience with the long-awaited release of her debut LP Broke With Expensive Taste this past fall.
New York City is indeed the birthplace of the legendary Paradise Garage, and the city’s club landscape is intrinsically tied to the gay rights movement since the Stonewall Riots over 50 years ago. Running from June 23 and culminating with the iconic march on June 28, this year’s festivities will celebrate the LGBTQA community’s strides and future as well as the work that it’s taken to arrive here. The end of June is fast approaching, which means New York City Pride is fast approaching.
