Syracuse
The scene here
Syracuse leans basement club & nightclub
A scene is really the kind of room and who fills it. Based on what Syracuse's DJs actually play, its nights skew toward these:
Low ceilings, heavy sub, no phones out.
The classic room: lights, a big system, a proper dancefloor.
When the club closes, the real ones keep going.
Open air, big stages, headliners you travelled for.
Syracuse's electronic-music scene is small, with 16 tracked DJs. Their output centers on house, hip-hop, and bass. The busiest tracked venue for these acts is The Ellis Newburgh, which hosts the majority of local electronic performances. This data suggests a focused, club-based scene rather than a sprawling festival circuit.
Who plays Syracuse
★ 4.0Ming
House, Hip-Hop
R A L L Y
House, Techno
AK SPORTS
Techno, House
Laura Lynn
House, Bass
Joker
UK Garage
Gina Turner
on the lineup
Sydney Blu
Techno
Soul Clap
House, Techno
DJ Ronnie Rave
on the lineup
Mikey Parkay
on the lineup
Kid Acid
on the lineup
Osheen
on the lineup
HEAVEN
on the lineup
Baby Wolf
on the lineup
Angel Alanis
House, Techno
Anthony Nero
on the lineup
Mike Sims
on the lineup
dlz (1)
House, Techno
Praying Mantis
on the lineup
Agent Orange
on the lineup
Maria Goetz
on the lineup
Leila
on the lineup
DJ Joeski
on the lineup
Bender
House, UK Garage
Highlander
House, Drum & Bass
Before the night
The stuff that saves your night
Earplugs, a power bank, water. The essentials, reviewed elsewhere first.
The rooms
Where Syracuse's scene happens — the venues hosting the most nights.
Recent nights in Syracuse
Dec 31
9:00 PM
THE 3RD ANNUAL MASQUERAVE
TBA - Universal Preservation Hall
