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Within the mutable stance landscape of electronic music, few partnerships carry the weight and nostalgia of Kx5—the collision project uniting dance titans Kaskade and deadmau5. More than 15 years after their groundbreaking 2008 single “I Remember” helped shape progressive house, the duo is making their highly anticipated NYC debut as Kx5 at We Belong Here: Brooklyn 2026.

Set for June 19 at the historic Brooklyn Army Terminal waterfront, this performance marks a full-circle moment for fans who have followed their musical journey from underground anthems to festival mainstays.

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The Kx5 project formally launched in 2022 with the atmospheric single “Escape” featuring Hayla, followed by their self-titled debut album in March 2023. Released via mau5trap and Arkade, the record seamlessly blends Kaskade’s emotive, melodic sensibles with deadmau5’s signature intricate production and darker club textures. Standout tracks like “Alive” (with The Moth & The Flame), “Sacrifice” (with SOFI TUKKER), and fan favorites such as “pwdr Blu” and “When I Talk” deliver immersive, festival-ready experiences that feel both nostalgic and forward-thinking. The album’s GRAMMY-nominated pedigree underscores its cultural resonance, bridging gens of electronic music enthusiasts.

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This Brooklyn appearance arrives at a dynamic time for the duo. With additional 2026 dates on the horizon—including stops at VELD Music Festival in Toronto and the FIFA Fan Festival in Vancouver—Kx5 continues to reaffirm their status as a live powerhouse. The We Belong Here lineup further elevates the weekend, pairing Kx5’s Friday set with heavyweights like Above & Beyond, Eli Brown, Lane 8, Sultan + Shepard, and Oliver Heldens across multiple stages at the expansive waterfront venue. Expect a two-hour journey through melodic highs, driving techno edges, and those signature emotional drops that have defined their joint sets.

Large outdoor music festival at night with a packed crowd facing a flower-covered stage illuminated by vibrant pink, purple, and red lights. Massive screens display the message “WE BELONG HERE” as attendees raise their hands and phones in celebration

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For New Yorkers and visitors alike, this is more than a show; it’s a rare opportunity to witness living legends in one of the city’s most distinctive industrial-chic settings. As the countdown to June 19 ticks on, anticipation builds for a night that promises to reconnect longtime fans with the magic of “I Remember” while introducing newer audiences to the duo’s evolved sound.

Tickets for We Belong Here: Brooklyn 2026 are available now via official channels. So if by chance you’re drawn to the heritage, the production, or the pure euphoric energy, Kx5’s NYC debut is set to be a defining highlight of the summer dance calendar.

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