Legendary NYC club Marquee is back with a major makeover and the world's biggest DJs

"If you've ever closed down Marquee at 4 am and stumbled out into Chelsea daylight, brace yourself: The legendary nightclub is back-and looking sharper than ever. After its full renovation in just over two decades, Marquee New York has reopened this month with a whole new look, a stacked lineup of superstar DJs and the same thumping energy that's kept it a fixture of NYC nightlife since 2003."

"The redesign, created in collaboration with Jack Hotho, has gutted the space from top to bottom. Think moodier vibes-dark oak, subtle purple accents and a glow-up for the dance floor-plus an upgraded LED system and immersive visuals made for today's content-hungry crowd. It's a fresh, music-first atmosphere that still nods to the club's original DNA."

""Marquee has always been synonymous with energy, music and unforgettable moments," said Noah Tepperberg, the co-CEO of Tao Group Hospitality. "It's more than a nightclub, it's a cultural touchpoint that's evolved with the times while staying rooted in the pulse of nightlife." Jason Strauss, also co-CEO of Tao Group, added: "We've reimagined Marquee New York to deliver next-level experiences that reflect the future of nightlife. From design to technology to service, every element has been thoughtfully considered to raise the bar once again.""

Marquee New York reopened after a comprehensive renovation, returning with a redesigned interior, upgraded LED system and immersive visuals tailored for a content-focused crowd. The overhaul introduced moodier materials like dark oak and subtle purple accents, refreshed the dance floor and emphasized a music-first atmosphere that preserves the club's original DNA. A stacked roster of global electronic artists, including Steve Aoki, Kaskade, Oliver Heldens, Francis Mercier, Elderbrook and Chris Lorenzo, is scheduled to mark the reopening. Longtime patrons can expect marathon nights and familiar thumping energy, while a Las Vegas sister property will receive its own makeover this October.

Read at Time Out New York