For September 24–27, New York’s calendar offers single-show decisions. House of Yes makes a stronger case for staying with one room across a long weekend. Its run begins Thursday, September 24, with Midnight Agony at 6:30 p.m., then pivots into Midnight Groove with Kellie Allen and Madota & More! on Friday, September 25, at 10 p.m. Saturday, September 26, brings Endless Summer, led by Felix Cartal with Alastair Lane and Makez, at 10 p.m. The sequence gives three different entry points into the Bushwick venue’s programming: an early evening presentation, a groove-centered house night, and a headline dance bill built around a producer with a current release cycle. House of Yes’s own calendar frames the space around dancing on Fridays and Saturdays, alongside recurring theatrical and variety programming, which makes this compact stretch feel like a useful snapshot of its full working identity.[1][2][3][4]

The practical pleasure here is continuity. Each night happens at House of Yes, 2 Wyckoff Avenue, so the decision is about mood and timing instead of cross-borough logistics. Thursday’s Midnight Agony starts early enough to work as an evening destination. Friday and Saturday begin at 10 p.m., placing the music after the venue’s scheduled variety-show hours. Readers looking for a weekend route with room for one deliberate night out can choose a single date; readers interested in how a venue organizes its week can hear the shift in pacing across all three.[1][2]

Thursday, September 24: Midnight Agony opens the run

Midnight Agony arrives Thursday at 6:30 p.m., setting an earlier, event-focused start for the House of Yes weekend. The venue’s current show listings place it among its Thursday and weekend stage programs, while its calendar places the date immediately ahead of Friday’s late-night Midnight Groove. That placement matters: Thursday can serve readers who want the House of Yes setting without committing to a midnight arrival, and it establishes the first beat of a weekend whose later events lean fully into DJ-led nightlife.[1][2]

House of Yes presents its show program through circus, cabaret, burlesque, drag, pole, sideshow, and immersive-performance language. Midnight Agony’s placement within that calendar makes the Thursday booking the useful outlier in this guide: it begins before the weekend’s dance-floor hours take over. Go with the expectation of an early call time and a venue whose programming vocabulary stretches across performance forms as well as music.[2]

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Friday, September 25: Kellie Allen sets the house vocabulary

Friday’s Midnight Groove starts at 10 p.m. and bills Kellie Allen with Madota & More! The booking suits a room that positions Friday as a dancing night, while Allen brings a specific house-music lineage to the schedule. Insomniac identifies her as a DJ and producer whose releases and remixes have appeared through PIV Records, Microhertz, and Boogeyman; her own description of the sound centers deep, soulful, grooving house shaped by jazz, funk, and soul records. Those details give Midnight Groove a firmer musical frame than a generic late-night slot.[1][4]

For a Friday choice, the attraction is the focus on groove as an organizing principle. Allen’s profile emphasizes her years in Ibiza and club appearances including Fabric London, DC10 Ibiza, and Amnesia Ibiza, credentials that place this House of Yes set in an established house-music context. Madota & More! completes the bill named on the venue calendar. Arrive ready for a full late-night program, with the 10 p.m. start allowing Thursday’s early event and Friday’s dance bill to feel like separate propositions.[1][4]

Saturday, September 26: Felix Cartal closes with Endless Summer

Endless Summer begins at 10 p.m. Saturday with Felix Cartal, Alastair Lane, and Makez. Felix Cartal’s official site currently leads with “Lucy” featuring ALBA, released in September 2026, and maintains an active stream of posts and music updates. That immediate release activity gives the Saturday booking a present-tense edge: Cartal arrives in Brooklyn while actively putting new work into circulation. Within House of Yes’s weekend design, this is the headline-forward late-night option, following a Friday that foregrounds Kellie Allen’s house-rooted sensibility.[1][3]

The value of Saturday’s bill lies in its clean finish to the three-night route. Thursday begins at 6:30 p.m.; Friday and Saturday share the same 10 p.m. starting hour, yet their lineups point toward different textures of electronic music. Cartal’s current site also documents his continuing newsletter and project activity, a reminder that the event belongs to an artist-led practice extending beyond any one club date. Alastair Lane and Makez round out the event packet’s lineup, keeping the night structured as a multi-artist bill instead of a solo showcase.[1][3]

Make the route work

Choose Thursday, September 24, for Midnight Agony at 6:30 p.m.; Friday, September 25, for Midnight Groove with Kellie Allen and Madota & More! at 10 p.m.; or Saturday, September 26, for Endless Summer with Felix Cartal, Alastair Lane, and Makez at 10 p.m. All three take place at House of Yes, 2 Wyckoff Avenue in Brooklyn. Recheck House of Yes’s official calendar before heading out for tickets, door policies, set times, and any changeable event information.[1][2]

These concerts happened on 24–26 September 2026

The next dates at these venues: House of Yes

Sources

  1. Calendar and Tickets — House of Yes
  2. Shows — House of Yes
  3. Felix Cartal — Felix Cartal
  4. Kellie Allen — Insomniac