A Late Electronic Set Fills a Broadway Basement

Global Dance and Club Studio Time run this late night in the basement room at Club Vinyl, with YVM3 headlining a set built for the floor. The space stays small and dark, closer to a proper club than a big hall. The sound leans on deep low end and long, mixed transitions that keep people moving. Expect a DJ led night rather than a live band, with support filling the early hours. The room rewards dancers who settle in and stay.

The basement runs on general admission, with a low ceiling, banquette seating along the walls, and a floor that fills toward the booth. Grab a couch early if you want a base, or stay near the front to feel the system. A bar runs along the room for drinks through the night. The intimate size means the crowd and the DJ read each other closely, and the energy climbs in waves. Step out to the main Club Vinyl rooms if you want a breather.

The night runs on Thursday, September 24 at the Basement at Club Vinyl, 1082 Broadway near Capitol Hill. Doors open late and the room builds around ten at night, running into the early hours. Broadway has metered parking and easy rideshare drops right out front. This one suits people who want a small, late dance floor over an early, seated evening. Choose another evening if you want a mellow, early happy hour.