Will Clarke • TV Lounge • Monday • May 25TH Memorial Day
Closing out a festival weekend in Detroit is already a statement. Doing it at TV Lounge on a Monday night? That’s something different. That’s for the heads.

Equal parts producer, DJ, label head and podcaster, Grammy nominated Will Clarke
has built a career on doing things his way and doing them loudly.

Hailing from Bristol, UK, raised on 90s house, techno and trip-hop, and sharpened
by years immersed in Detroit’s underground spirit, Will’s sound lives between
warehouse grit and hands-in-the-air euphoria. It’s club music with weight. Soul with
low end. Records designed to be felt at 2am.

Since holding down a residency in Ibiza at just 17, Will’s rise has been intentional
and global. With more than 100 million streams, headline tours across the US, UK
and Europe, and appearances at some of the world’s most respected venues and
festivals including Printworks, Red Rocks, DC10, Ushuaïa, Coachella, Movement,
ADE, CRSSD and EDC, he has cemented his place as a consistent force in modern
dance music.

Will kicked off 2026 with his debut on Black Book Records, Chris Lake’s imprint,
releasing “WHAT!?”. A peak-time weapon that quickly became a talking point across
the scene, it marked a bold, club-first statement.
Alongside this, he has lined up a series of hard-hitting, dance-floor focused releases
on his own label All We Have Is Now, doubling down on his commitment to raw, no-
compromise club music.

Beyond the booth and studio, Will hosts The Will Clarke Podcast, now over 300
episodes deep. The show has grown into one of electronic music’s most respected
long-form platforms, featuring conversations with Carl Cox, Moby, Patrick Topping,
A-Trak, Hannah Laing, Sarah Story, Chris Lake, Pete Tong, Chris Stussy and many
more, diving into the mindset and realities behind lasting careers in music.
What defines Will isn’t just output. It’s purpose. Whether in the studio, on stage or
behind the mic, the mission remains the same: create connection through sound.

And here’s the part you can’t ignore: this isn’t just a set—it’s a closing ceremony. Expect energy that builds all night, a room full of dancers who didn’t go home, and yes… a few surprise guests stepping in along the way.

Monday (Memorial Day) night at TV Lounge isn’t the afterthought. It’s the exhale. It’s where the real ones end up. Pull up. Stay late. Leave everything on the floor.