Will Clarke Debuts 'Midnight Mass' Live Show

Gear up for a night to remember as we welcome Will Clarke, a multifaceted artist whose presence, vision, and powerful sound have made him a standout in the music industry, to the historic Irving Plaza on December 7th. His journey began at just 17 years old with a residency in Ibiza, a bold start that set the stage for a career marked by rapid ascension. Today, with over 100 million streams to his name, over 200 podcast episodes, and meteoric performances at the world's most renowned festivals, Clarke’s influence is undeniable.

His music speaks for itself, with breakout tracks like “Hallelujah” and “U Take Me Higher” on his own label, All We Have Is Now, showcasing his place in the dance music world with his tasteful sound and production expertise. Clarke’s versatility shines through in his releases on prestigious labels such as Trick, Drumcode, Filth on Acid, Polydor, and We Are The Brave. He’s also made a name for himself with his remixes, reimagining tracks by techno heavyweights like Adam Beyer and Dubfire, as well as bringing his unique touch to songs by Illenium, Dom Dolla, Duke Dumont, and Rufus Du Sol.

On stage, Clarke’s energy is infectious. He’s lit up some of the most iconic venues in the world, from Printworks and Warehouse Project to Space and Red Rocks. His reputation as a must-see performer has taken him to Ibiza’s legendary clubs like DC10, Amnesia, and Ushuaia, and to the stages of global festivals including Coachella, Sonar, Movement, ADE, and EDC. His touring schedule is as abundant as his global appeal, with performances spanning cities from Bogota to Berlin, and from Tulum to New Zealand.

But Clarke’s talents don’t stop at music production and DJing. He’s also the host and producer of The Will Clarke Podcast, a platform where he’s had candid conversations with over 200 influential artists, including Carl Cox, Moby, Patrick Topping, A-Trak, Hannah Laing, Sarah Story, and Chris Lake. The podcast has become a must-listen for fans and artists alike, offering deep insights into the world of dance music.

Will Clarke isn’t just riding the wave of his success; he’s constantly evolving, both musically and in connecting with a community that shares his passion for dance music. His journey is far from over, and his impact on the music world continues to grow.

Irving Plaza, a historic ballroom-style music venue in Manhattan's Union Square, has been a staple of New York City's live music scene for decades. Originally purchased by the Polish Army Veterans of America in 1948 and used as a Polish-American community center, the venue transitioned to a rock music hub in 1978. It quickly became a hotspot for punk and new wave bands, hosting iconic acts like the B-52s, Talking Heads, and the Ramones.

Throughout its history, Irving Plaza has undergone several transformations, including a brief stint as the Fillmore New York at Irving Plaza under Live Nation's management in 2007. However, the venue's original name was restored in 2010 due to popular demand. The venue has hosted many memorable performances, including a surprise show by Paul McCartney in 2015. With a venue that has such a rich history, Will Clarke’s performance is the perfect addition to its legacy of hosting top-tier musical talent.