Paul van Dyk announces new immersive live show, CORE360, with New York debut

Paul van Dyk has announced an immersive new live show concept, CORE360. The 360° performance experience will debut at 99 Scott in New York City on 29th November, with van Dyk performing an open-to-close, six-hour set on the night. Performing in the centre of the venue, the DJ will be positioned on a circular stage surrounded by the audience. The show will feature multiple instruments and controllers, allowing him to perform and improvise in real time In a statement, the trance DJ and producer said: “CORE360 is about breaking down barriers. It’s about bringing the audience closer to the creative process, surrounding them with sound and emotion. It’s a shared experience; we’re all in the middle of the music together.” Tickets for the event, which will run from 10 PM – 4 AM, are available here. Further plans to tour CORE360 will be revealed at a later date. Paul van Dyk is currently exhibiting his Roland TR-808, used to make tracks like the iconic ‘For An Angel’, at the Synthesizer Museum Berlin. It will remain on display until next year. Relive Paul van Dyk’s set from this year’s AirBeat One Festival here, and watch our interview with him about the making of ‘For An Angel’ here.