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House music’s finest, Duke Dumont, is taking over the 160-year-old Knockdown Center on November 14—and this is one you won’t want to miss. A UK chart-topper and two-time Grammy nominee, Dumont is the producer behind era-defining tracks like “Need U (100%)”, “I Got U”, and the endlessly replayable “Ocean Drive”—records that continue to echo through clubs, warehouses, and festival stages around the world.

While “Need U (100%)” first launched him into the spotlight, it was the follow-up single “I Got U” that solidified his reputation beyond the dance charts. Rooted in Whitney Houston’s “My Love Is Your Love,” the track offered a rare blend of house euphoria and emotional resonance, earning a number-one chart spot and a Grammy nomination for Best Dance Recording. For many, it became a soundtrack to summers and sunsets—one of those records that lingers long after the last beat drops.

His shows, though, are where the full scope of his vision unfolds. Built on classic house sensibilities and delivered through a live format that incorporates visuals, custom builds, and extended edits, Dumont’s performance is far more than a DJ set. It’s been sharpened on the biggest stages in the world—Coachella, Red Rocks, Framework, Zouk Las Vegas—and tailored for fans who care just as much about the experience as the tracks themselves. The Knockdown Center, with its raw architecture and spatial depth, offers the perfect canvas for the next chapter in this series of unforgettable shows.

Ocean Drive

Dumont’s upcoming schedule proves that his performances are in global demand. He’s playing some of the most notable venues and festivals across North America and Europe, including Get Funky Festival in Utah, Day Trip in Long Beach, Stampede Park in Calgary, D8 in the Garden in Ireland, and the massive Creamfields and Zürich Openair festivals. He’ll also be playing key dates at Magazine London and Manchester’s O2 Victoria Warehouse before arriving in New York—making the Knockdown Center show a rare U.S. stop in a lineup dominated by major international bookings.

 series to the sweeping, emotionally layered moments on 

, Dumont has proven he can deliver on both ends of the spectrum—and then some. With new material on the horizon and this Knockdown Center date set to be one of his most epic U.S. shows in recent memory, house fans should move fast.

Set in the Knockdown Center’s iconic industrial space with historic architecture, this event is shaping up to be a memorable one. Mark your calendars, bring your energy, and get ready to dance with Duke Dumont on November 14th.

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