For the first time ever, Longturn is taking over the entire second-floor warehouse at The Distillery Complex and launching a new concept. Rooted in America's Rust Belt, Clockwerk is our new warehouse series: two stages, the Factory Hall on one side, a Break Room on the other, and a full night of music from open to close. No VIP, no bottle service. One floor, everyone together. On Friday, December 4th, we premiere Clockwerk with the biggest show in our nine-year history, headlined by Eelke Kleijn performing 2.5 hours live. Eelke Kleijn is a Dutch producer, composer, and the founder of DAYS like NIGHTS, a label, radio show, and event series he started in 2017 that has since run in New York, ADE, Miami Music Week, Woodstock Bloemendaal and beyond. He trained on piano, guitar, and bass, composes for film and TV, and has released five albums on Global Underground, Manual Music, and his own imprint, including Moments of Clarity (2018), Oscillations (2020), and Connected (2025). In 2021 he performed live for Cercle at Mont Saint-Michel. His remixes for John Legend, Pendulum, RÜFÜS DU SOL and James Newton Howard & Jennifer Lawrence, and collaborations with Nora En Pure, Joris Voorn and Armin van Buuren, show his reach without giving up his core sound. His live show is on a North American tour, and Pittsburgh is one of the stops. Sound by Wave Motion Sound, lighting by Focal Point Productions, and performances by Core Collective Entertainers. Factory Hall is the main room. The Break Room is a more mellow ambient space to rest and catch up with friends. FACTORY HALL: Eelke Kleijn (Live) Koopmusik b2b Sertac Sahin Mitch Miller BREAK ROOM: LEFSE Jen Núñez Rosy Longturn Music welcomes everybody and has a zero-tolerance policy for harassment, unwelcome physical contact, or any brand of bigoted behavior. If anyone at a Longturn event is making you feel uncomfortable or unsafe, or if you witness anything of the sort, speak with the door staff or our team members. We'll believe you, and we'll help. In the era when America's Rust Belt got its name, factory workers labored on a 12-hour day or night shift for two weeks straight. To switch shifts, one group would have to work 24 hours straight and cover the labor gap. This grueling shift became known as the Longturn. Longturn Music was founded to give people with day jobs a space to spend their second shift. No bottle service, no passwords, just a dance floor filled with good people and good music. Come early, stay late, dance hard.