Diplo Performed in NYC Subway Following Brooklyn Mirage Show

Diplo showcased his knack for keeping the party alive by delivering an electrifying set in the NYC subway last week.

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Diplo knows exactly just how to keep the party going as he performed in the NYC subway last week after his sold-out show at the Brooklyn Mirage. Alongside a talented lineup of artists like Danny Daze, Green Velvet, and more, the dance titan performed in front of a highly enthusiastic crowd, ready to keep their adrenaline pumping and feet grooving all night long.

As he played an electrifying two-hour set for an audience brimming with massive energy, he was not ready to end the night just yet on the second day. In a true Diplo fashion, he set up a musical haven in the most unexpected places for an after-hours set – the L train subway stop that largely serves the Brooklyn area. Orchestrating an unforgettable set, he transformed the public transport system into a gritty underground party and took the celebration to a whole new level.

There was nothing quite like watching a packed train of crowd captivated by Diplo‘s electrifying music. In a video shared on his Instagram, he was seen curating an extraordinary musical experience for the fans as he wrote, “Only in NY.” Indeed, Diplo knows how to leverage the urban and raw energy of the city that never sleeps to throw a rave scene unlike any other.

The audacious move celebrates the democratic spirit of the city where music unites people from all walks of life. While many artists who performed in New York hosted pop-up shows and threw secret underground parties, Diplo‘s subway performance was more than just a show. It marked a milestone in honoring the unyielding spirit of the city and serves as a testament to the creativity of the Higher Ground label head and visionary.

Watch a snippet of what went down at the L train subway in Brooklyn over the past weekend below. And if your dreams and aspirations are to one day become a legendary DJ and throw surprise raves on the L train as well, some of the best beginner controllers are this Pioneer DJ DDJ-FLX4 and this Native Instruments Traktor Kontrol S2 Mk3.

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