Ship Wrek & Guests

Ship Wrek is closing out the year in New York City with a night that promises sweat, bass, and pure energy on the dance floor. On December 30, 2025, the duo takes over 99 Scott in Brooklyn for an all-night session from 8 PM to 2 AM, presented by Gray Area. This is not just another club night—it’s a chance to see two artists ready to enter a new era and bring their evolving sound directly to the heart of the city. Joining them is LA-based Juos, Void, and KITTY.

Tripp Churchill and Collin Maguire, better known as Ship Wrek, built their name through years of crowd-moving sets and sharp production. They’ve earned support from heavy hitters like The Chainsmokers, Skrillex, Diplo, Dillon Francis, DJ Snake, Chris Lake, Zedd, and Tiësto, and they continue to headline festivals and major clubs across North America. But this Brooklyn show arrives at a special moment for them. Ship Wrek is making a shift toward house music—leaner grooves, deeper rhythms, and a focus on club culture. Every artist grows, and at Gray Area, we stand behind those who take risks and explore new directions. That’s what keeps dance music alive, and this night will shine a light on that very spirit.

Void has quickly become one of the most talked-about newcomers in house music, building his reputation through releases that blend rap-inspired vocals with tight, percussive rhythms. His track “BS” earned major traction after Cloonee rinsed it at Coachella, following Gordo’s play of Void’s “Search & Rescue” edit the year prior. Since then, Void has released on respected labels like Somethin’ Light, Gritty, Bump N’ Grind, and Loving Plague, including his standout feature on Hellbent’s Hotter Than Hell II EP—where his track “Slimed In” reached #1 for Best New Tech House on Beatport.

Juos is a Los Angeles–based producer making serious noise in the tech house and Latin tech scene. Known for blending Latin-inspired percussion and grooves with crisp modern production, his sound strikes the perfect balance between rhythm and intensity. His tracks have earned wide support from some of the biggest names in dance music, including Chris Lake, John Summit, Tiësto, Cloonee, Diplo, Acraze, Dombresky, SIDEPIECE, Sosa, Wax Motif, and Westend.

Expect Ship Wrek to bring their trademark energy, but with fresh layers of groove and bounce designed to move a warehouse crowd until sunrise. Brooklyn is the perfect place for this next chapter—industrial walls, powerful sound, and a dance floor full of people who live for good music.

This show at 99 Scott will be one of those nights people talk about long after the lights come up. Come ready to feel the shift. Come ready to sweat. Come ready for the next version of Ship Wrek.