TBA - The Rat NYC, located at 68 Jay St in Brooklyn, New York, is an underground nightclub known for its intimate setting and commitment to championing electronic music’s diverse spectrum. Originally carving its identity from the thriving Brooklyn nightlife scene in the early 2010s, TBA quickly established itself as a haven for house, techno, and experimental electronic genres. Situated in the heart of DUMBO, a neighborhood known for its art-forward energy and post-industrial architecture, TBA has always aligned itself with the spirit of creative subversion and inclusivity.

It is not to be confused with similarly named clubs—its acronym, "TBA," reinforces its ethos of serendipity, experimentation, and surprise, often hosting unannounced sets and pop-up performances that keep the programming fresh and unpredictable. The venue itself retains a raw, warehouse-like atmosphere, lending a stripped-back aesthetic that prioritizes the music and community over glitz or extravagance. Over the years, TBA has earned a reputation as a safe space for both local and international artists, fostering grassroots talent while also attracting prominent figures from the global electronic scene.

Its low-key door policy and unpretentious decor have contributed to its cult status among nightlife aficionados and music purists alike. TBA has largely remained at its original location, but the venue has undergone interior upgrades to improve sound quality and dancefloor experience, ensuring the space evolves in line with the needs of its dedicated following. Notable artists who have performed at TBA - The Rat NYC include the likes of Robert Babicz, Kevin Saunderson, Rey&Kjavik, Lauren Flax, Lauren Ritter, Toribio, Jubilee, DJ Heather, John Tejada, DJ Three, and local Brooklyn staples such as Kellam Matthews, Mike Nasty, and Rami.

The club has also hosted b2b sets featuring emerging NYC talents and international guests, further securing its reputation as a cornerstone of the Brooklyn electronic music community.