Paul van Dyk unveils new immersive live concept CORE360 debuting in New York

Paul van Dyk has unveiled his latest innovation in live performance – CORE360, an immersive 360° experience set to redefine how audiences connect with electronic music. The groundbreaking show will debut at 99 Scott in New York City on 29th November, marking a new chapter in van Dyk’s storied career.

Unlike traditional DJ sets, CORE360 places van Dyk at the center of the crowd on a circular stage, surrounded by fans on all sides. This open-to-close six-hour set will feature real-time improvisation, with the trance pioneer performing using multiple instruments and controllers to create an unfiltered, dynamic experience. Moreover, this design allows fans to see and feel every creative moment up close, bridging the gap between artist and audience.

In his announcement, Paul van Dyk explained the motivation behind the concept:

“CORE360 is about breaking down barriers. It’s about bringing the audience closer to the creative process, surrounding them with sound and emotion. It’s a shared experience; we’re all in the middle of the music together.”

As anticipation builds, tickets for the New York debut (10 PM–4 AM) are now available. Van Dyk also revealed that additional CORE360 tour dates will be announced soon, signaling the start of a new global era for his performances.

Earlier this year, van Dyk released his latest studio album, ‘This World Is Ours’, which continues his exploration of emotive trance and melodic storytelling. Additionally, his legendary Roland TR-808, used in the making of ‘For An Angel’, is currently on display at the Synthesizer Museum Berlin, where it will remain until next year — a testament to his enduring influence on the evolution of dance music.

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