FIGHT NIGHT: A CRY FOR YEWTH lands at The Racket Space, Ireland, on October 31st, assembling a cross-section of the most vital energy in the scene. This Halloween, the shadowy corners of the club become the proving grounds for local icons and upstarts alike, all pushing the throttle on techno’s rougher edges. Roo Honeychild leads the charge, never shying from hard-wired percussion and unpredictable blends, a figurehead for those after full-spectrum rave expanse. mooncup, known for their subversive selection, splinters genre constraints, bringing an urgent, kinetic surge to the floor.

Mercorn sharpens the night’s attack with bass-driven mechanics, grooves that demand sweat and shoutback. Bull Horris decodes club rhythms with raw precision, stitching body music with a sense of risk, every drop an act of defiance. E The Artist and JenTen complete the bill, folding acidic textures and sly rhythmic deconstruction into the equation—expect warp speed pulses and moments torn from the future.

In The Racket Space—club night as collision course, crowd as witness—a collective rally, a night for outsiders and insisters. FIGHT NIGHT is where the next wave sparks under strobe and smoke, echoing a cry for yewth into the early hours.