New York City’s underground nightlife scene is about to take over one of its most unexpected waterfront locations.
Teksupport — the influential nightlife collective known for throwing massive parties in abandoned factories, shipyards, and historic landmarks — has just announced a rare open-air performance with electronic music icon Solomun, set for Memorial Day Weekend.
The one-night event will take place Saturday, May 23, at the historic Fulton Fish Market in Hunts Point, marking the first-ever large-scale outdoor concert staged at the market’s East River waterfront.
Yes — the largest fish market in the country, Fulton Fish Market.

The Bosnian-born DJ and producer continues to shape the direction of modern electronic music through ventures like his Solomun +1 Ibiza residency, and Dynamic Music label.
The legendary musician has cycled through NYC several times in recent years at venues like Brooklyn Storehouse and Greenpoint Army Terminal, but this outdoor viewpoint against the backdrop of a working waterfront that supplies nearly half of New York City’s seafood is out to be one of the most epic yet.
For over a decade, Teksupport has built a reputation for transforming raw, industrial, and overlooked spaces into unforgettable dance floors — from submarine factories and navy yards to subterranean ballrooms, passenger boats, and even Grand Central Station.
The Fulton Fish Market event signals a new chapter for the collective: large-scale outdoor programming in one of the city’s most essential — and rarely accessed — industrial sites.
Located within a 400,000-square-foot facility at the Hunts Point Food Distribution Center, the market is typically known as the backbone of NYC’s seafood supply, not a destination for electronic music.
That’s exactly what makes this moment feel so uniquely New York.

Alongside the huge concert in May, the collective is also hosting plenty of immersive dining and cultural series including a high-energy, Caribbean-inspired omakase experience in the summer, and so much more.
Founded in 1822, the Cooperative is America’s oldest fish market and the second largest in the world — often referred to as the “New York Stock Exchange of Seafood.”
And on May 23, it becomes something else entirely for the first time: a waterfront rave with one of dance music’s most respected artists at the helm.
📍 Location: Fulton Fish Market, Hunts Point (Bronx)
📆 Date: Saturday, May 23 (Memorial Day Weekend)
🎟️ Tickets: Last-minute tickets available now here