New 750-Capacity Concert Venue Domino Set for Brooklyn Waterfront in 2027
A brand new all-ages entertainment space called Domino is scheduled to open on the Williamsburg waterfront in April 2027, backed by Mumford & Sons founder Ben Lovett.
🎵MusicPhoto: Consequence
Key points
- Domino venue opens on Brooklyn's Williamsburg waterfront in April 2027.
- Backed by Ben Lovett of Mumford & Sons and tvg Hospitality.
- Features a 750-capacity space with a policy of taking no cut from artist merchandise sales.
Music fans and local residents in New York City can look forward to a new cultural hub, as plans have been announced for Domino, a 750-capacity venue slated to open on the Brooklyn waterfront in April 2007—specifically in April 2027. Spearheaded by Ben Lovett, founder of Mumford & Sons and head of tvg Hospitality, the project is being developed in partnership with Emerson Hospitality at the site of the historic Domino Sugar Refinery located at 20 River Street.
For music enthusiasts, the space aims to offer much more than just standard evening concerts. Alongside live music and club nights, the venue plans to host artist rehearsals, recording sessions, educational initiatives, and community events while committing to a policy of taking zero commission from artists' merchandise sales. A dedicated cultural board will be established to oversee event programming and support emerging performers from diverse backgrounds.
"Neighborhoods change. The need for a place like this never does," Lovett noted in an official statement, emphasizing the project's goal to maintain the independent spirit of the local artistic community. The venue will utilize DICE as its primary ticketing platform and operates as a member of the National Independent Venue Association.
Source Consequence — consequence.net/2026/11/domino-venue-brooklyn-williamsburg-waterfront/ ↗
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