"Pacha New York has booked British DJ Michael Bibi, who will play on June 20, and veteran South African producer Black Coffee, who will play on June 21. Notably, Black Coffee was set to become the Mirage's first-ever resident last year before his shows were cancelled."
"The deal between Pacha and Brooklyn Mirage went through back in February, when Pacha's Dubai-based parent company FIVE Holdings announced it would assume ownership of the Mirage and Avant Gardner from the venue complex's lender, Axar Capital Management."
"Pacha sent out an email blast on April 7 to some 30,000 un-refunded Mirage ticket holders offering them vouchers for the new venue's upcoming season. Altogether, the vouchers are reportedly worth over $3 million."
""Before we look ahead, we want to speak directly to you, the community that has always been at the heartbeat of New York's dance culture. We know the last chapter left many of you frustrated.""
Pacha New York is set to reopen Brooklyn Mirage on June 20 after a tumultuous period involving bankruptcy and canceled shows. The venue will feature British DJ Michael Bibi and South African producer Black Coffee for its opening weekend. Pacha's parent company, FIVE Holdings, acquired the venue from Axar Capital Management. To address frustrations from ticket holders of canceled shows, Pacha offered vouchers worth over $3 million to approximately 30,000 affected individuals, aiming to rebuild community trust.
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