Spinall Open-Air w. Vonnie Mack, WEMI, & More

Gray Area welcomes SPINALL to H0L0 Yard on July 25 for an open air session that brings together Afrobeats, Afro house, amapiano, and club music from across the African diaspora. Over the last decade, SPINALL has become one of the central figures behind Afrobeats' rise beyond Nigeria. As both a DJ and producer, he's built a catalog that stretches across the genre's biggest names, collaborating with Wizkid, Burna Boy, Davido, Tiwa Savage, Fireboy DML, Sean Paul, Omah Lay, Tyla, Summer Walker, DJ Snake, and many more. His productions have become fixtures in clubs around the world, while his performances have taken him to Coachella, Glastonbury, Lollapalooza, ACL Festival, SXSW, and major festivals throughout Africa, Europe, and North America. Along the way, he became the first Afrobeats DJ to perform across both weekends of Coachella, adding another milestone to a career recognized with multiple Afrimma, Soundcity MVP, and Beatz Awards. The supporting lineup reflects the depth of New York's African dance music community. Brooklyn's Vonnie Mack brings a wide ranging selection shaped by amapiano, Afro house, UK jungle, and global club sounds. As the founder of The Yes Honey Collective and MACK SAUCE, she's helped build spaces that celebrate music, community, and representation while appearing on HÖR, Rinse FM, Foundation FM, and Refuge Worldwide. Also joining the bill is WEMI, the New York born DJ and producer with Nigerian roots whose Afro house and Afro tech selections have made her a familiar name across the city's dance floors. Sydni Luv, the first Nigerian female DJ based in New York City, continues to champion Afrobeats through her acclaimed NAIRA party series and appearances at AfroNation. Rounding out the lineup is Tia Mobley, completing a bill that highlights both established names and the next generation of selectors. Set inside H0L0 Yard's intimate outdoor setting, this is a chance to experience one of Afrobeats' most influential DJs alongside artists helping shape the sound of New York's Afro diaspora community today.