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Artists United for Venezuela brings benefit event to Brooklyn

Featuring performances by MPeach, Nickodemus, Moon Boots, DJ E-Cology, Acid Tourist, and more.

Photo credit: Artists United for Venezuela – Official

Artists United for Venezuela has announced a benefit event to take place on September 10th, 2026, at The Chocolate Factory in Brooklyn, bringing together DJs, live musicians, and visual artists to raise funds for communities affected by the June 24th earthquakes in Venezuela.

The program will feature MPeach, Nickodemus, Moon Boots, Soul Clap’s Eli Goldstein under his DJ E-Cology project, Acid Tourist (aka Holmar), Mafer Bandola, Uva ‘e Playa, Tambor y Caña, and VENEZONIX. The event will also include Venezuelan street food and an open bar.

“For Venezuelans, rhythm is a way of life. Dancing is a way to heal, reconnect, and move forward. The benefit is conceived as a collective catharsis on the dance floor and an act of solidarity honoring the invincible spirit of the people rising with dignity after the disaster,” the organizers commented.

Ticket sales and donations will be sent to non-profit organizations  Yo Tengo Un Sueño and World Central Kitchen.

Artists United for Venezuela is an initiative that unites global creative ecosystems for disaster relief, pairing NYC artists and venues like The Chocolate Factory with Parties4Peace. Key contributors include Maurizio Ceppi, Irene Mogollón, Cae Gonzalez, and EL CONSULADO. Dos Puntos and Vista Bar Caracas serve as Venezuelan hubs hosting live electronic music sessions. Together, the coalition leverages cross-border culture to build sustainable support.

For more information and tickets, visit the official event page here.

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