Friday, Nov 6 Clone Records: Serge, Detroit In Effect / Afra, Ak-4ya / Louise Chen

Clone Records is a '80s, Electro, Funk & soul party at Public Records in Gowanus, Brooklyn on Friday, November 6, 2026. Doors 11pm, ends 4am the next morning. 21+ with ID. Tickets from $22 on DICE when checked Nov 4, 2026.

21+ '80sElectroFunk & soulHouse

Doors: 11pm · ends 4am (next morning)
Venue: Public Records, Gowanus
Address: 233 Butler St, Brooklyn, NY 11217
Price: From $22 (lowest DICE ticket incl. fees, seen Nov 4, 2026)
Presented by: Public Records

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About the party

Public Records in Gowanus hosts a Clone Records night on Friday, November 6, from 11 PM. The title names Serge, Afra, Detroit In Effect, Ak-4ya and Louise Chen.

What to expect

A label-branded club night at a venue that runs a safer-space policy and a door dress code. The listing gives no theme or production details. My take: for people who follow the Clone Records orbit and want a full night of its selectors.

Music and lineup

Names from the event title: Serge, Afra, Detroit In Effect, Ak-4ya and Louise Chen, presented under the Clone Records name. How they are grouped (the title separates them with slashes), which room each plays and set times are not confirmed. Genres are not described in the listing.

Before you go

21+. Public Records says tickets may be available at the door depending on capacity, and a ticket does not guarantee entry: staff can refuse guests who appear intoxicated or do not meet the dress code. All large bags and coats must be checked, and doors close one hour before the listed end time. Re-entry and accessibility are not stated in the listing. The listing runs from 11 PM to 4 AM.

Refunds (DICE): DICE lists a 24-hour cooling-off refund window after purchase. Check the terms shown with your ticket.

Before the party: happy hours nearby

Happy hours within a short walk of Public Records that run on Friday before doors, with the deal as published.

Evalyn's Tap House · 1 min walk
Craft Draft Beers $7 · Monday: Beers $8 · 4pm–7pm
Lavender Lake · 6 min walk
Quick & Dirty (single patty cheeseburger & draft beer of your choice) $15 · Spritz Frites (Aperol spritz & a side of fries) $15 · 12pm–7pm
Bee's Knees Provisions · 7 min walk
Gin $14.00 · Hazy IPA $8.00 · 4pm–7pm

Questions

Who is playing?

Serge, Afra, Detroit In Effect, Ak-4ya and Louise Chen, per the title. Set times are not confirmed.

Is there a dress code?

Public Records says it can refuse guests who do not meet its dress code; the details are not in the listing.

Can I buy a ticket at the door?

The listing says tickets may be available at the door depending on capacity.

Where is Clone Records?

At Public Records, 233 Butler St, Brooklyn, NY 11217 (Gowanus).

Is there a happy hour near Public Records before the party?

Yes: Evalyn's Tap House (Craft Draft Beers $7 · Monday: Beers $8, 1 min walk); Lavender Lake (Quick & Dirty (single patty cheeseburger & draft beer of your choice) $15 · Spritz Frites (Aperol spritz & a side of fries) $15, 6 min walk); Bee's Knees Provisions (Gin $14.00 · Hazy IPA $8.00, 7 min walk), on Fridays before doors, as published by each bar.

What else is on in NYC that night?

31 other parties are listed for Friday, Nov 6, including DRAMAMA at Mood Ring; B3K INVITES NY: Brutalismus 3000, SPFDJ, Dorian Electra, more at Knockdown Center; The Do-Over: 20 Year Anniversary at 314 Scholes Street.

What else is on at Public Records?

Mousse T., Matthias Heilbronn, Thu, Nov 5; Benji B, Cosmo / Louise Chen, Hidden Spheres / Francis Harris & Tal, Sat, Nov 7; Tarka 3-Year Anniversary: ZAINAB, Bianca Maieli, Chaia, Zara Dekho b2b Dynoman, Rohana + more, Sun, Nov 8. All of its nights are on the Public Records page.

How do I get home from Public Records?

The New York subway runs all night, with fewer trains after midnight; check the MTA app for weekend changes. Yellow cabs and ride apps work across Brooklyn; the night is listed to end at 4am the next morning.