Parties Built for Dark Rooms & Late Nights

Goth, dark wave, and alternative nightlife. Easton, New York, Philadelphia.

Each night reflects a specific sound, crowd, and energy shaped by DJ Brad F Scott.
From long-running staples to rotating residencies, these events center nightlife, community, and the dance floor.

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// Signature Parties & Residencies

This page highlights the core party brands and recurring events produced, hosted, or anchored by DJ Brad Scott.
Each party has its own identity, venue relationship, and musical direction.
Expect goth, dark wave, disco, indie sleaze, and underground club music presented with intention and consistency.

Coven Darkwave Dance Party is a monthly live music and DJ hybrid built for the dark dance floor.
Held at The Lafayette Bar in downtown Easton, Coven blends live darkwave, post-punk, and underground performances with DJ-driven club sets. Bands and solo artists take the stage, while guest DJs and resident DJ Brad Scott guide the room before, between, and after sets—keeping bodies moving all night.
- Low-lit. Loud. Intimate.
- Red lights, heavy bass, and music that deepens as the night goes on.
- Queer-forward, inclusive, and intentional.
- A live show. A DJ night. One room.
Third Saturday of every month
9:30 PM–1:30 AM
21+ • Nonsmoking
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Easton Tea Dance began 11 years ago as a bi-weekly Sunday tradition at Two Rivers Brewing Company, later finding a new home at Tucker Garage, where it ran until September. Now reimagined as a pop-up special events party, Easton Tea Dance leans into drag, themed celebrations, and traveling to new spaces. DJ Brad Scott remains at the helm, joined by his cast of Party Happening People, with the ever-iconic Carol Ann Carol Ann and Sharron Ann Husbands along for the ride.
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Easton Pride began as a quarterly queer club night at Black & Blue and has grown into a yearly Pride festival at Scott Park in downtown Easton. Held the first Sunday of every June, the festival is sponsored by Greater Easton Development Partnership, the City of Easton, Platinum Star Services, Aaron Coleman, and DJ Brad Scott. The day features vendors, food, drag, dancing, family activities, and is proudly dog-friendly.
Disco Pants is an indie sleaze dance night every fourth Friday at The 700. Residents Baby Berlin and Brad Scott serve up the best of the aughts — electroclash, sleaze, millennial alt-dance, and Britpop — from 10–2am. Sweat, nostalgia, and messy dancefloor catharsis encouraged.
Asylum 13 is DJ Brad Scott’s monthly fourth Thursday residency at Bar XIII Delaware, running 9–1am with a $10 cover. Dark dance music all night, rotating guest DJs, go-gos, spankings, and shibari set the tone. Not for the faint of heart, but perfect for voyeurs, extroverts, and anyone drawn to the shadows.