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About Analog BKNY

Analog BKNY, once a cornerstone of Brooklyn’s electronic music scene, occupied a 5,000 square foot warehouse-style space at 177 2nd Ave in the Park Slope/Prospect Heights area. Known for a cabaret-style license with a capacity of approximately 400, it hosted landmark shows from notable DJs like Jellybean Benitez, David Morales, and Mark Farina, and was part of Brooklyn’s evolving club culture before its permanent closure and rebranding transitions. This page provides a comprehensive overview of the venue, its layout, how to get there, parking options, and nearby hotels and dining to help you plan a visit or reminisce about its place in Brooklyn nightlife history.

While Analog BKNY is permanently closed, its legacy remains a reference point for Brooklyn’s electronic music scene. If you’re exploring current nightlife, we’ve got you covered with updates on active venues in the area, easy ticketing options, and trusted partner recommendations for hotels and restaurants to make your night out seamless.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: 177 2nd Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11215.
  • Venue type/size: 5,000 sq ft warehouse-style nightclub; general admission layout.
  • Capacity: approximately 400 (cabaret-license capacity cited by NYBizDB).
  • Transit: near Prospect Ave subway (D/M/N/R lines).
  • Parking: no on-site parking; nearby public garages exist (examples cited for nearby facilities).
  • Nearby hotels: The Box House Hotel (77 Box St, Greenpoint), Hotel Indigo Brooklyn (229 Duffield St), Super 8 by Wyndham Brooklyn/Park Slope (267 3rd Ave).
  • Notable events hosted: opening with Jellybean Benitez; later events with David Morales and Mark Farina; Crashbeat/techno mappings with Regis; referenced as a venue in Brooklyn electronic music history.
  • Demolished/renamed: venue is permanently closed; space formerly known as SRB Brooklyn and Sankeys Brooklyn; branding disputes occurred (177 -> Analog BKNY).