Gryffin is throwing a milestone party in the city where it all started. The dance music powerhouse has announced the New York City installment of his Ten Years of Music. One Night. celebration, taking over Brooklyn’s Under the K Bridge Park on October 17th. It’s a career-spanning tribute to a decade as a producer and performer.
The demand behind it is staggering. The first Ten Years of Music. One Night. event at Daly City’s Cow Palace sold out 12,000 tickets and quickly added a second night. What began as a single hometown milestone has grown into a bi-coastal celebration, marking Gryffin’s rise from breakout artist to global headliner.
The Brooklyn date carries extra weight. Gryffin has already sold out headlining nights at Forest Hills Stadium and double-headers at Brooklyn Steel, and the Under the K show marks his biggest New York City performance to date, in the place where his project first began. The industrial open-air setting gives his genre-blending sets an immersive backdrop.
Special guests round out the night. Joined by ŁASZEWO and AR/CO, Gryffin will deliver an extended hybrid set blending DJ performance with live instrumentation, spanning his entire discography. The show traces his journey from early melodic anthems to chart-topping collaborations and festival mainstage staples, revisiting defining records and reimagining them through a decade’s worth of growth.
The timing rides a wave of new music. The show arrives on the heels of his hit single “Save My Love” with Kygo and Khalid, and joins a string of collaborative releases with Kaskade, Excision, Griz, Lavern and YDG as Gryffin builds toward his next chapter.
A night like this, in the city that launched him, is exactly the kind of show that turns a career milestone into something unforgettable.