CURFEW: Harry Gay (UK), Low Iron, kraftwitch
CURFEW presents London-based DJ and Queer House Party founder Harry Gay, alongside CURFEW resident DJ Kraftwitch and Philly’s own sonic sorcerer Low Iron (Bass Down Low) and hosts Icon Ebony-Fierce and Jimmy.
Expect high NRG house, pop edits and techno.
ABOUT HARRY GAY
One of the architects of London’s queer rave scene today is Harry Gay – a DJ, producer and co-founder of Queer House Party, a collective that has helped reshape how we party. His sound moves fast and hits hard, pulling from hard house, UKG, techno and breaks with rave-ready edits built for peak time chaos.
2025 saw Harry step into a new stride, between shutting down Glastonbury’s Rum Shack alongside QHP, delivering standout sets across the UK’s and Europe’s most respected club institutions and festivals, and celebrating the biggest QHP shows to date. Alongside all this, he sharpened his production output, carving out his craft in the studio and most notably dropping the hard house stomper “Bongo Bingo” with Meg Ward.
Named in the Love Queers 100 Trailblazers of 2025, Harry enters 2026 with hype firmly on his side. With his INTL Trade Tour about to take place across Australia and the US, he continues to be a force focused on the rave, community and inclusivity.
What is CURFEW?
A rave for the qts. Styled in the ethos of 90s club kid culture, curfew is about embracing queer expression, gender chaos, energetic dance floors and freedom. Expect house, techno and genrefluid sets from local and guest djs, as well as pop up stunts from drag/performing artists. Come to dance. Come to make out. Serve. Slay. Repeat. No transphobia, queerphobia, racism or disrespect, and CONSENT is mandatory – we will boot you.
ABOUT BROAD HALL
Broad Hall is a unique venue in the nationally historic Divine Lorraine hotel. This is an underground oasis & safe space for diverse music lovers, dancers, and performers which features a custom danley sound system, incredible acoustics, as well as permanent & rotating art installations.
ACCESSIBILITY
Broad Hall in Philadelphia, located within the historic Divine Lorraine building, offers good accessibility with a wheelchair-accessible entrance via a rear ramp on Fairmount Ave, leading to an elevator that serves all levels, including the basement where the hall is situated, plus accessible restrooms are available, making it a welcoming spot for many.