Danny Tenaglia, Loco Dice & Paco Osuna

A marathon night unfolds on The Terrace at Club Space, bringing together three pillars of global house and techno culture alongside one of Miami’s most respected selectors.

Danny Tenaglia, Loco Dice, Paco Osuna and Malóne take control of the decks for a Saturday night into Sunday session that leans into Space’s long-form, open-ended tradition, where sets stretch, blend and evolve well past sunrise.

Danny Tenaglia, a New York house institution, remains one of dance music’s most enduring figures. Emerging from the city’s underground in the late ’80s and ’90s, his sound bridges tribal house, classic New York grooves and driving techno, shaped by decades of marathon sets at venues like Twilo and global festival stages. Tenaglia’s approach favors patience, emotional arc and physical intensity, making his extended performances a defining influence on modern DJ culture.

Loco Dice, born in Düsseldorf and rooted in both hip-hop and techno traditions, brings a heavyweight blend of rolling basslines, stripped-down funk and peak-time propulsion. A longtime presence at Ibiza institutions and international festivals, Dice is known for sets that balance raw groove with precise control, often steering crowds through subtle shifts rather than abrupt drops.

Paco Osuna, a central figure in Spain’s electronic scene, delivers tightly constructed, high-energy techno informed by minimalism and precision. As founder of the Mindshake label and a longtime Ibiza resident, Osuna’s sets are marked by relentless momentum and technical finesse, tailored for late-night and after-hours environments.

Rounding out the lineup is Malóne, a Miami-based DJ and producer whose global rise has been fueled by tribal-inflected house and Afro-inspired rhythms. His sets bridge Space’s international sound with local flavor, emphasizing groove, percussion and extended dancefloor flow.

Set outdoors on Club Space’s Terrace, the event follows the venue’s signature overnight format, with closing time determined by the music rather than the clock. This is a 21+ event.