On September 27, Nic Fanciulli and Roger Sanchez will headline Flower Power as the iconic Ibiza-born experience makes its New York debut at Pacha New York in Brooklyn.
Grammy-nominated producer and Saved Records founder Nic Fanciulli will join Grammy-winning house music pioneer Roger Sanchez for the first New York edition of a concept that traces its roots back to Pacha Ibiza in 1981. The event represents another major milestone during Pacha New York’s inaugural season, bringing one of Ibiza’s most enduring nightlife traditions to a new generation of dance music fans in Brooklyn.
For more than four decades, Flower Power has evolved alongside the music and audiences surrounding it, while maintaining the core values that have defined the experience since its earliest days: freedom, self-expression and connection. Its modern incarnation combines immersive production, theatrical performance and a dancefloor-first atmosphere designed to capture the spirit of the original concept without simply attempting to recreate Ibiza.
The musical journey will be guided by Sanchez and Fanciulli, two artists whose careers span different generations and defining chapters of house music. Together, they reflect the broad sonic spectrum at the heart of Flower Power, moving through sounds that have shaped the dancefloor over the past three decades while allowing the night to evolve naturally from one era into the next.
That progression is central to the Flower Power experience. Rather than following a single genre or period, the concept celebrates the evolution of dance music itself, connecting its history with the sounds and culture of today. For its New York debut, that philosophy will take shape through immersive production and theatrical elements surrounding the energy of the Pacha dancefloor.
The result is intended to introduce Flower Power to a new audience without losing the cultural values that have kept the concept relevant for generations. Brooklyn will provide a new setting, but the emphasis remains on creating a space where music, individuality and community can exist together.
The event also continues Pacha New York’s broader mission of bringing internationally recognized nightlife and music experiences to Brooklyn while celebrating the heritage behind the Pacha name. Since opening this summer, the venue has welcomed artists including Solomun, Michael Bibi, Black Coffee and ANOTR, quickly establishing itself as an emerging destination for global electronic music and cultural experiences in New York.
With Flower Power making its first appearance in the city, Pacha New York is bringing together two artists whose careers have helped define multiple generations of house music. The September 27 event promises a night where classic dancefloor culture meets contemporary nightlife, connecting sounds, generations and cultures beneath the iconic Pacha cherries. Tickets and VIP reservations are available now at Pacha NYC.
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