Night & Day: Satoshi Tomiie, Loren b2b britty. , Shaun Reeves, Stretch, and Navid navbox

Night & Day is Signal's extended-hours series, designed to embrace the full arc of a party—from the first record of the night through sunrise and into the afternoon. Created for those who value long-form musical journeys, the series gives artists the time and space to let a dance floor evolve naturally, without rushing the experience. As the morning unfolds, we'll serve fresh-pressed juices and light breakfast bites, offering a moment to reset while the music carries on. Our weekly Night & Day returns with another extended session, this time with Detroit at the center. Japanese born and New York based producer, remixer and label boss Satoshi Tomiie headlines a deeply technical, talented lineup of mostly Detroit based selectors. Satoshi Tomiie is sure to bring classic Detroit style house from his days producing with Frankie Knuckles as well as his more experimental and textural house and techno from more recent years. The co-founder of queer party series HUNNI at TV Lounge and Spot Lite monthly Duology, Loren will go b2b with Britti before Visionquest co-founder Shaun Reeves steps in with his warm, cosmic underground house music that has catapulted him from Detroit to the international underground. Fellow Detroit artist Stretch and Navbox will round out the night with deep cuts and deep musical sensibility. RSVP discount ticket is paid at the door. RSVPs are one per person, so anyone coming with you will need to submit their own. We cut off RSVPs at 11pm, and you'll need to be checked in at the door by that time to receive the discounted rate. Plan to arrive early rather than risk being in line when the clock hits 11. Keep in mind that an RSVP does not guarantee entry, as the venue can fill up. Buying a full price ticket ahead of time is the surest way to guarantee your spot. //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// To maintain a safe and enjoyable environment for all, we ask that you respect our house code of conduct: no phones on the dance floor and zero tolerance for harassment, discrimination, or hate.