CircoLoco to close Brooklyn Storehouse’s final weekend with two-night Halloween takeover

August 10, 2026

NYC’s infamous Halloween rager has returned for a two-night finale—where celebrity sightings, stacked DJs, and a big warehouse can get terrifying.

CircoLoco returns to the Brooklyn Navy Yard for what has become one of New York’s most anticipated Halloween events, but this year’s edition carries an extra layer of significance. The iconic gig announced a two-night takeover of Brooklyn Storehouse on the last weekend of October, as part of the venue’s last ever weekend of throwing down shows. Halloween has already been a CircoLoco tradition in the city, but this edition has turned the stakes up.

CircoLoco’s Halloween shows have also developed a reputation for attracting major celebrity crowds over the years. Previous sightings of Leonardo DiCaprio, Central Cee, and countless models have been sighted around the venue, along with Virgil Abloh’s name on the lineup attracting more high-profile guests from there, making the weekend one of the city’s biggest spectacles that @socialitetragedies will hit you with a reality check.

Friday’s lineup brings together a heavyweight cast of house talent all over including &ME, Beltran, Carlita, Konstantin, MAP.ACHE, Mochakk, Rampa, and Seth Troxler. The combination of tech and afro house promises the kind of marathon dancefloor energy that’s known to expand the dancefloor. By bringing two star-studded Brazilian DJ’s and 2/3 of Keinemusik, this kicks off the one of the hottest nights to be thrown down with Halloween costumes, fans, sunglasses and dancing all over.

Saturday keeps the momentum rolling with another stacked selection. Aline Umber, ANOTR, Dixon, Jamback, Jimi Jules, KRL, and Rossi are set to take over the Storehouse the second night. With both evenings bringing distinct lineups especially from this year’s star studded acts defining the summer, fans have been given two very good reasons to reconsider their weekend plans, and to save room for the afterparties.

Demand has historically made CircoLoco Halloween tickets particularly valuable. By selling out 5 seconds after they go on sale, resale prices soar like crazy. For 2026, that frenzy gains another twist: Brooklyn Storehouse has reached its closing weekend. The venue became one of New York’s most prominent spots for large-scale electronic events, making this a final celebration at the Navy Yard. Therefore, grabbing tickets will be at the highest demand.

As CircoLoco prepares to close out the Brooklyn Storehouse era, Halloween shapes up to be a genuine farewell party. Between the stacked lineup of house juggernauts, a Halloween spectacle, celebrity sightings, and $200 GA passes, this has become one of those New York events where “I’ll decide later” isn’t an option. The final weekend has arrived with one clear message: Brooklyn Storehouse has saved one serious party for last.