How pullup works
pullup puts the house, techno and club nights in New York, Miami and Los Angeles from four sites into one list per city, with the biggest rooms first. Tickets are sold on those sites. pullup sells nothing and is not affiliated with any of them.
Where the listings come from
- Resident Advisor: every listing in each city for the next 45 days.
- Dice: ticketed nights from Dice's house and techno pages, plus every night at the top venues found there. Open decks, talks and free RSVPs are left out.
- Posh: ticketed nights that are clearly dance music: a genre in the title or host name, a lineup artist or host who is also on RA, or a known party brand.
- Eventbrite: chosen organizers only (Refuge.NYC).
When the same night is on several sites it becomes one listing that links to each of them, with the cheapest ticket first.
How nights are ranked
Each night gets a score from its venue (a list of top rooms in each city), a touring party brand such as Circoloco or Keinemusik, how many people are interested on RA, how many RA followers the biggest artist on the lineup has, and whether RA picked it.
What makes a big night
A big night is a house or techno night that scores high and pulls a crowd: a headliner with at least 10,000 RA followers, at least 100 people interested on RA, or a touring brand. A night with at least 500 people interested on RA is big wherever it is. A top room alone is not enough, since the best clubs have something on almost every night. Big nights lead every list.
How fresh it is
Listings are refreshed every day, and a night drops off once it is over. Last update: 2 min ago.