This weekend, Pacha New York officially opened its doors with landmark performances from Solomun, Michael Bibi, and Black Coffee, welcoming thousands of guests to Brooklyn for the highly anticipated arrival of one of nightlife’s most iconic global brands.

More than five decades after first opening in Ibiza, Pacha’s arrival in New York marks a defining moment for dance music culture. Across three nights, Pacha New York brought together world- class artists, immersive production, elevated hospitality, and a dancefloor-first philosophy that has defined the brand for generations, introducing the spirit of the legendary Ibiza institution to a new home in Brooklyn.

The celebration began Friday with Solomun headlining Pacha New York’s official opening night. In a rare move, the artist broke a self-imposed ten-year hiatus from performing in New York during Ibiza season to mark the occasion, delivering a set that ushered in the venue’s first official chapter under the cherries. Thousands gathered to celebrate the moment and witness the beginning of a new era for New York nightlife.

Saturday saw Michael Bibi take over the dancefloor for a sold-out performance, bringing one of dance music’s most beloved artists to Brooklyn for a highly anticipated night. The historic opening weekend concluded Sunday with another sold-out show from Grammy Award winning artist Black Coffee, whose globally celebrated sound provided a fitting finale to the three-day celebration.

VIP attendees throughout the weekend included: Pete Davidson, Haley Kalil, Deacon Phillippe, A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie, Saweetie, Jadon Sancho, Ava Max, Kaylor Martin, Malik Yoba, Lameka Fox, Myles O’Neal, Ted Zhar, Matt Zingler, Alexa Zingler, Fabiola Baglieri, Gage Gomez, May Hong, Alejandro Speitzer, Leo Emanuel, Fletch, Savannah Lake, Fisher Smith, Chiara Morton, Dien Kim, and more.

Tickets and VIP reservations for Pacha New York 2026 are available now here.