Victor Calderone Launches New Residency at Space Ibiza NY

New York City nightlife veteran, Victor Calderone, will be launching his new residency nights ‘MATTER +’ at Space Ibiza NY on October 4th. Fans can expect Victor’s signature and legendary marathon DJ sets during his  ‘MATTER +’ nights.

The infamous entertainment brand and Ibiza nightclub, Space Ibiza, debuted its New York City club, Space Ibiza NY, in Hells Kitchen at a venue with over 20,000 square feet of dancing space, which includes a Funktion One sound system and a roof deck with city views. Victor’s monthly residency will be held in the multi-level main room that features floor to ceiling windows.

Victor Calderone’s 20 year career includes collaborations with commercial artists like Beyonce, Sting, and Madonna. The Brooklyn native has more recently collaborated with techno artists like Paco Osuna, Nicole Moudaber, Richie Hawtin, and Adam Beyer. Victor has also held residencies at Pacha NYC, Crobar, and Roxy. He is currently working in the studio on a new artist album set to be released in 2015. Tickets for the debut of ‘MATTER +’ are available at Victor Calderone Presale tickets.


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