A popular club in Brooklyn has launched a subscription: its owners will receive huge discounts on tickets and other bonuses
'06.03.2023'
Nadezhda Verbitskaya
Popular independent Brooklyn music venue Else where shook up the local order and launched a new membership program that will provide many benefits to regular visitors, reports Time-out.
Two of the three proposed options have already been sold. But given the concept's popularity, we wouldn't be surprised if Elsewhere relaunches the program with additional features.
A little about each subscription option
The cheapest tier, costing $2 per month, is called “Freaks with Benefits”. It includes weekly special promotions and the ability to skip the line to any show. There are still a few spots left, so get your credit card out.
Next, at $6 per month, comes the membership Sonic Explorer. It guarantees you all the benefits of the “Freaks with Benefits” level. Plus unlimited tickets with a 50% discount for you and the guest, subject to availability. They can be booked up to a week before any show. Members of this membership will also receive a 20% discount on any Elsewhere order and access to member-only events.
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The most expensive offer is called Patron Saint will cost you $30 per month. For this price, you will receive unlimited free entry for yourself and 50% discount on tickets for one of the club members, access to seats, ticket reservations for sold events on a first-come, first-served basis. As well as all the benefits that are guaranteed to visitors who subscribe to lower levels.
Although the two most expensive memberships are not available right now, you can add your name to the waiting list directly here. And get notified as soon as new ones open.
The new program is designed to encourage more people to visit Elsewhere and get into shows they might not have attended at full price. Membership in the program is an incentive to watch more live performances and discover new talent.
The launch of the project was met with enthusiasm. So there is hope for an improvement in entertainment: New Yorkers still love to watch live concerts.
