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Louie & Chan, nestled in the vibrant Lower East Side of New York City, is a unique venue that has seamlessly blended the city's rich cultural tapestry with an eclectic music scene. Originally opened in 2013, this intimate nightclub quickly carved out a niche for itself by offering a diverse array of musical genres, ranging from house and techno to hip-hop and soul. The venue is divided into two distinct spaces: the upstairs restaurant, Louie’s Italian-American, which serves delectable pizza and Italian fare, and the downstairs nightclub, Chan’s, which has become a beacon for nightlife enthusiasts in search of an underground vibe with a touch of class.

Louie & Chan has garnered a reputation for its cozy, speakeasy-like atmosphere, where the dim lighting and plush seating create an alluring environment that complements the lively beats from its state-of-the-art sound system. Over the years, Louie & Chan has maintained its original location at 303 Broome Street, serving as a resilient pillar of the local nightlife. While the venue itself has not undergone significant structural changes, its programming has evolved to reflect the dynamic nature of New York's music scene.

Louie & Chan is particularly noted for its inclusive atmosphere and its commitment to showcasing both emerging talent and established acts, creating a space where music aficionados can discover new sounds and artists. This dedication to diverse programming has cemented its status as a culturally significant venue in New York City’s nightlife landscape. Notable artists who have graced the decks at Louie & Chan include international acts such as DJ Qu from the United States, and Moscoman from Israel, known for his eclectic blend of electronic sounds.

The venue has also hosted sets from local favorites like Eli Escobar, a staple in New York’s house music scene, and DJ Bruce, whose genre-bending sets have captivated audiences. Louie & Chan continues to be a hub for the discovery and celebration of both local and global electronic music talent.