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We send this message from among the ever-expanding back yard canopy at Nowadays to let you know that in just a little more than three weeks, Mister Sunday will be back under the trees. (Once we’re done sending this message, we’ll once again delete this app from our phone, lie on our backs and look up at said canopy. Give it a try. It’s great.)

The dance floor, recently fixed up for maximum dance absorbancy, is ready for your moves, and the outdoor system is tuned for maximum body impact. Eamon Harkin and Justin Carter will play records most every week, with some special guests – Conducta, Optimo, Bridge, DJ Nobu (playing house music, ooh la la), Cassy, Aurora Halal and Floating Points – joining them in the booth. We’ll also have a couple all-day takeovers with Soul Summit, DJ Delish, Theo Parrish, Sedef Adasï and one other still-to-be-announced guest.

We start on May 10th and go through the first of November. No need to think too much about it: once we kick off on May 10th, it happens every single Sunday from 3pm to 9pm. Tickets and lineups for the first four parties of the season are up on RA. We’ll announce the rest of the schedule a month at a time.

If joining us is ever a financial hardship for you, drop a line at ask@mistersaturdaynight.com by the Friday before the party, letting us know your situation and what, if anything you can contribute, and we’ll do our best to make sure you have a spot. We value your presence more than your money.

We’re looking forward to dancing with you again. Until then...

We send this message from among the ever-expanding back yard canopy at Nowadays to let you know that in just a little more than three weeks, Mister Sunday will be back under the trees. (Once we’re done sending this message, we’ll once again delete this app from our phone, lie on our backs and look up at said canopy. Give it a try. It’s great.)

The dance floor, recently fixed up for maximum dance absorbancy, is ready for your moves, and the outdoor system is tuned for maximum body impact. Eamon Harkin and Justin Carter will play records most every week, with some special guests – Conducta, Optimo, Bridge, DJ Nobu (playing house music, ooh la la), Cassy, Aurora Halal and Floating Points – joining them in the booth. We’ll also have a couple all-day takeovers with Soul Summit, DJ Delish, Theo Parrish, Sedef Adasï and one other still-to-be-announced guest.

We start on May 10th and go through the first of November. No need to think too much about it: once we kick off on May 10th, it happens every single Sunday from 3pm to 9pm. Tickets and lineups for the first four parties of the season are up on RA. We’ll announce the rest of the schedule a month at a time.

If joining us is ever a financial hardship for you, drop a line at ask@mistersaturdaynight.com by the Friday before the party, letting us know your situation and what, if anything you can contribute, and we’ll do our best to make sure you have a spot. We value your presence more than your money.

We’re looking forward to dancing with you again. Until then...

We send this message from among the ever-expanding back yard canopy at Nowadays to let you know that in just a little more than three weeks, Mister Sunday will be back under the trees. (Once we’re done sending this message, we’ll once again delete this app from our phone, lie on our backs and look up at said canopy. Give it a try. It’s great.)

The dance floor, recently fixed up for maximum dance absorbancy, is ready for your moves, and the outdoor system is tuned for maximum body impact. Eamon Harkin and Justin Carter will play records most every week, with some special guests – Conducta, Optimo, Bridge, DJ Nobu (playing house music, ooh la la), Cassy, Aurora Halal and Floating Points – joining them in the booth. We’ll also have a couple all-day takeovers with Soul Summit, DJ Delish, Theo Parrish, Sedef Adasï and one other still-to-be-announced guest.

We start on May 10th and go through the first of November. No need to think too much about it: once we kick off on May 10th, it happens every single Sunday from 3pm to 9pm. Tickets and lineups for the first four parties of the season are up on RA. We’ll announce the rest of the schedule a month at a time.

If joining us is ever a financial hardship for you, drop a line at ask@mistersaturdaynight.com by the Friday before the party, letting us know your situation and what, if anything you can contribute, and we’ll do our best to make sure you have a spot. We value your presence more than your money.

We’re looking forward to dancing with you again. Until then...

5 RECORDS THAT INSPIRED MY NEW RECORD

W/ @mistereamonharkin

TWO LONE SWORDSMEN – TINY REMINDERS – 2000
SEEFEEL – SUCCOUR – 2021
KENNY LARKIN – KEYS, STRINGS, TAMBOURINES – 2022
VOICES FROM THE LAKE – VOICES FROM THE LAKE – 2012
PAULINE ANNA STROM – TRANS-MILLENIA MUSIC – 2017

Just another dreamer..

‘Dreamers Disease’ the second single from Eamon Harkin’s new album ‘The Place Where We Live’ is out now and available on stream in all the usual places.

With our opening parties behind us, the first Mister Sunday after Memorial Day tends to be the one where things hit a groove.

Justin Carter and Eamon Harkin are in the booth together, and many of the faces on the dance floor start to become more familiar. (We see you!) And bonus: after a slightly chilly, rain threatened holiday party, looks like we’re gonna get peak spring time weather this Sunday.

You can get tickets for this Sunday via the link in bio, RSVP for reduced admission before 5pm here, or you can rock up on the door. If you can’t make it this weekend, well no worries, we’ve got five more months of doing this thing week in, week out. Here are all the dates we’ve announced so far. We’re looking forward to seeing you sooner or later. Until then…

Big Love,

Mister Sunday

Every single Sunday from 3pm to 9pm. From this weekend until the end of October. See you in the trees. 🌳 🌳

Some of this season’s merch, only available at the party. 🩳 👕 👜 💍 ☀️

First one of the season is on May 10. Then we go every week until Halloween weekend.

Some of this season’s merch, only available at the party. 🩳 👕 👜 💍 ☀️

First one of the season is on May 10. Then we go every week until Halloween weekend.

Some of this season’s merch, only available at the party. 🩳 👕 👜 💍 ☀️

First one of the season is on May 10. Then we go every week until Halloween weekend.

Some of this season’s merch, only available at the party. 🩳 👕 👜 💍 ☀️

First one of the season is on May 10. Then we go every week until Halloween weekend.

Some of this season’s merch, only available at the party. 🩳 👕 👜 💍 ☀️

First one of the season is on May 10. Then we go every week until Halloween weekend.

Some of this season’s merch, only available at the party. 🩳 👕 👜 💍 ☀️

First one of the season is on May 10. Then we go every week until Halloween weekend.

Some of this season’s merch, only available at the party. 🩳 👕 👜 💍 ☀️

First one of the season is on May 10. Then we go every week until Halloween weekend.

Some of this season’s merch, only available at the party. 🩳 👕 👜 💍 ☀️

First one of the season is on May 10. Then we go every week until Halloween weekend.

Some of this season’s merch, only available at the party. 🩳 👕 👜 💍 ☀️

First one of the season is on May 10. Then we go every week until Halloween weekend.

Some of this season’s merch, only available at the party. 🩳 👕 👜 💍 ☀️

First one of the season is on May 10. Then we go every week until Halloween weekend.

Each week from May 10 until November 1, Nonstop will wrap up at 3pm indoors and we’ll step outside and get back in between the poplar trees for one of New York’s longest running and most iconic parties–@mistersundaynyc.

Residents @mistereamonharkin and Justin Carter bring their deep crates and decades of party-throwing knowhow to the booth most weeks and they’ll be joined by a host of very special guests. @sedeffadasi, @soulsummitmusic, and Theo Parrish (@soundsignature) are doing all-day takeovers with @aurorahalal, Bridge (@iambridgeet), @cassyofficial, @conductauk, @floatingpoints, and @optimoespacio playing alongside residents.

They’ve got a very special Pride edition of Mx Sunday in store with Ballroom legend @djdeliiish linking up with another bonafide queen of the scene. Capping it all off is an ultra-rare house set from beloved and distinctive selector @dj_nobu_ft.

A Nonstop wristband gets you into every Mister Sunday, so if you’re coming through on Saturday night or early on Sunday morning you can hang around right until the Mister wraps up at 9pm. The first few parties of the season are always jumping so we recommend getting a ticket for those if you plan on coming.

See you outside!

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📅 MAY’S LINEUP:

SUNDAY, MAY 10:
Season Opener: Justin Carter and Eamon Harkin

SUNDAY, MAY 17:
Conducta & Eamon Harkin

SUNDAY, MAY 24:
Eamon Harkin & Justin Carter

SUNDAY, MAY 31:
Justin Carter & Eamon Harkin

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🎟️ Tickets are available on Resident Advisor via the link in our Linktree.

With a new album freshly minted on @mistersaturdaynightrecords
earlier this month, Mister Sunday and Nowadays co-founder Eamon Harkin draws on his storied 25-year journey as a DJ and NYC dancefloor specialist to soundtrack the end of a particularly chilly New York winter.

❄️ link in bio 🌞

With a new album freshly minted on @mistersaturdaynightrecords
earlier this month, Mister Sunday and Nowadays co-founder Eamon Harkin draws on his storied 25-year journey as a DJ and NYC dancefloor specialist to soundtrack the end of a particularly chilly New York winter.

❄️ link in bio 🌞

With a new album freshly minted on @mistersaturdaynightrecords
earlier this month, Mister Sunday and Nowadays co-founder Eamon Harkin draws on his storied 25-year journey as a DJ and NYC dancefloor specialist to soundtrack the end of a particularly chilly New York winter.

❄️ link in bio 🌞

With a new album freshly minted on @mistersaturdaynightrecords
earlier this month, Mister Sunday and Nowadays co-founder Eamon Harkin draws on his storied 25-year journey as a DJ and NYC dancefloor specialist to soundtrack the end of a particularly chilly New York winter.

❄️ link in bio 🌞

PREMIERE: MAKING SENSE OF THINGS | “FIFTY” | EAMON HARKIN | THE PLACE WHERE WE LIVE LP | 🇮🇪 | MUSIC

@mistereamonharkin is a New York club Samaritan. A man who’s been tending to the city’s dance floors in all the right ways for two decades. What began as clandestine parties in anonymous lofts and warehouses across Brooklyn has since evolved into co-ownership of what is arguably the best place to kick up your heels: Nowadays.

Mister Saturday Night and Mister Sundays gatherings, spread across Nowadays indoor and open-air spaces (in Ridgewood), are a tour de force in electronic music curation. Here you will find a considered cross-section of accomplished locals and international juggernauts. A glance at the March bill alone reads like a who’s-who: Batu, Avalon Emerson, PLO Man, Kia, NIKS, Patrick Russell, Kim Ann Foxman, CCL, PARAMIDA, to name a handful. It would be remiss of me not to mention that Eamon and his counterpart, Justin Carter, also step up month to month, performing sets before and after these virtuosos – both adroit DJs, as you’d expect.

Unsurprisingly, another string to Harkin’s bow is his production chops. Over his career, the Irishman, hailing from the small city of Derry, has released a slew of EPs with imprints like Coastal Haze, Darker Than Wax, Argot and his very own Mister Saturday Night Records. A track of his from 2021, “People Are All That We Have”, lives rent-free in my mind.

Fast-forward to 2026, and Eamon has just released his debut album, The Place Where We Live, and I’m chuffed to premiere its ninth WAV, “Fifty”.

The album draws its name from psychoanalyst D.W. Winnicott’s idea of “the place where we live” – the psychic space between our inner and outer worlds, where play, art, and culture help us make sense of things. As an Irish immigrant, this concept strikes a chord with Eamon as he has long grappled with forging a sense of belonging in New York. This collection of songs is his sonic capture of that very feeling.

Full Stream & Story in Bio.

Photography by | @guarionex_jr

Anecdotes by | @mistereamonharkin

PREMIERE: MAKING SENSE OF THINGS | “FIFTY” | EAMON HARKIN | THE PLACE WHERE WE LIVE LP | 🇮🇪 | MUSIC

@mistereamonharkin is a New York club Samaritan. A man who’s been tending to the city’s dance floors in all the right ways for two decades. What began as clandestine parties in anonymous lofts and warehouses across Brooklyn has since evolved into co-ownership of what is arguably the best place to kick up your heels: Nowadays.

Mister Saturday Night and Mister Sundays gatherings, spread across Nowadays indoor and open-air spaces (in Ridgewood), are a tour de force in electronic music curation. Here you will find a considered cross-section of accomplished locals and international juggernauts. A glance at the March bill alone reads like a who’s-who: Batu, Avalon Emerson, PLO Man, Kia, NIKS, Patrick Russell, Kim Ann Foxman, CCL, PARAMIDA, to name a handful. It would be remiss of me not to mention that Eamon and his counterpart, Justin Carter, also step up month to month, performing sets before and after these virtuosos – both adroit DJs, as you’d expect.

Unsurprisingly, another string to Harkin’s bow is his production chops. Over his career, the Irishman, hailing from the small city of Derry, has released a slew of EPs with imprints like Coastal Haze, Darker Than Wax, Argot and his very own Mister Saturday Night Records. A track of his from 2021, “People Are All That We Have”, lives rent-free in my mind.

Fast-forward to 2026, and Eamon has just released his debut album, The Place Where We Live, and I’m chuffed to premiere its ninth WAV, “Fifty”.

The album draws its name from psychoanalyst D.W. Winnicott’s idea of “the place where we live” – the psychic space between our inner and outer worlds, where play, art, and culture help us make sense of things. As an Irish immigrant, this concept strikes a chord with Eamon as he has long grappled with forging a sense of belonging in New York. This collection of songs is his sonic capture of that very feeling.

Full Stream & Story in Bio.

Photography by | @guarionex_jr

Anecdotes by | @mistereamonharkin

PREMIERE: MAKING SENSE OF THINGS | “FIFTY” | EAMON HARKIN | THE PLACE WHERE WE LIVE LP | 🇮🇪 | MUSIC

@mistereamonharkin is a New York club Samaritan. A man who’s been tending to the city’s dance floors in all the right ways for two decades. What began as clandestine parties in anonymous lofts and warehouses across Brooklyn has since evolved into co-ownership of what is arguably the best place to kick up your heels: Nowadays.

Mister Saturday Night and Mister Sundays gatherings, spread across Nowadays indoor and open-air spaces (in Ridgewood), are a tour de force in electronic music curation. Here you will find a considered cross-section of accomplished locals and international juggernauts. A glance at the March bill alone reads like a who’s-who: Batu, Avalon Emerson, PLO Man, Kia, NIKS, Patrick Russell, Kim Ann Foxman, CCL, PARAMIDA, to name a handful. It would be remiss of me not to mention that Eamon and his counterpart, Justin Carter, also step up month to month, performing sets before and after these virtuosos – both adroit DJs, as you’d expect.

Unsurprisingly, another string to Harkin’s bow is his production chops. Over his career, the Irishman, hailing from the small city of Derry, has released a slew of EPs with imprints like Coastal Haze, Darker Than Wax, Argot and his very own Mister Saturday Night Records. A track of his from 2021, “People Are All That We Have”, lives rent-free in my mind.

Fast-forward to 2026, and Eamon has just released his debut album, The Place Where We Live, and I’m chuffed to premiere its ninth WAV, “Fifty”.

The album draws its name from psychoanalyst D.W. Winnicott’s idea of “the place where we live” – the psychic space between our inner and outer worlds, where play, art, and culture help us make sense of things. As an Irish immigrant, this concept strikes a chord with Eamon as he has long grappled with forging a sense of belonging in New York. This collection of songs is his sonic capture of that very feeling.

Full Stream & Story in Bio.

Photography by | @guarionex_jr

Anecdotes by | @mistereamonharkin

OUT NOW - My new album ‘The Place Where We Live’.

Double vinyl and cassette now available on Bandcamp and in all good record stores. Digital as well, in all the places. Links in bio. 💚

Credits

Written & Produced by Eamon Harkin
Mixed & Mastered by @cz__wang
Photography by @robstephoto & Frank Harkin
MSNLP005 Mister Saturday Night Records

OUT NOW - My new album ‘The Place Where We Live’.

Double vinyl and cassette now available on Bandcamp and in all good record stores. Digital as well, in all the places. Links in bio. 💚

Credits

Written & Produced by Eamon Harkin
Mixed & Mastered by @cz__wang
Photography by @robstephoto & Frank Harkin
MSNLP005 Mister Saturday Night Records

OUT NOW - My new album ‘The Place Where We Live’.

Double vinyl and cassette now available on Bandcamp and in all good record stores. Digital as well, in all the places. Links in bio. 💚

Credits

Written & Produced by Eamon Harkin
Mixed & Mastered by @cz__wang
Photography by @robstephoto & Frank Harkin
MSNLP005 Mister Saturday Night Records

OUT NOW - My new album ‘The Place Where We Live’.

Double vinyl and cassette now available on Bandcamp and in all good record stores. Digital as well, in all the places. Links in bio. 💚

Credits

Written & Produced by Eamon Harkin
Mixed & Mastered by @cz__wang
Photography by @robstephoto & Frank Harkin
MSNLP005 Mister Saturday Night Records

For over 20 years, @mistereamonharkin has helped shape how New York gathers through sound. As one half of Mister Saturday Night and Mister Sunday, and co-founder of @nowadaysnyc , his work blurs the line between party, place, and community.

Born in Derry and based in NYC, Harkin follows feeling over genre — the emotional temperature of a room, the subtle shift of time on a dance floor.

His new album, The Place Where We Live, reflects on memory, stillness, and belonging — inspired in part by psychoanalyst D. W. Winnicott and the idea of a shared inner space where art gives meaning.

In this Times & Tunes conversation, we talk about community, introspection, and the playlist mapping his world — on and off the floor. Link in bio 🔗

For over 20 years, @mistereamonharkin has helped shape how New York gathers through sound. As one half of Mister Saturday Night and Mister Sunday, and co-founder of @nowadaysnyc , his work blurs the line between party, place, and community.

Born in Derry and based in NYC, Harkin follows feeling over genre — the emotional temperature of a room, the subtle shift of time on a dance floor.

His new album, The Place Where We Live, reflects on memory, stillness, and belonging — inspired in part by psychoanalyst D. W. Winnicott and the idea of a shared inner space where art gives meaning.

In this Times & Tunes conversation, we talk about community, introspection, and the playlist mapping his world — on and off the floor. Link in bio 🔗

For over 20 years, @mistereamonharkin has helped shape how New York gathers through sound. As one half of Mister Saturday Night and Mister Sunday, and co-founder of @nowadaysnyc , his work blurs the line between party, place, and community.

Born in Derry and based in NYC, Harkin follows feeling over genre — the emotional temperature of a room, the subtle shift of time on a dance floor.

His new album, The Place Where We Live, reflects on memory, stillness, and belonging — inspired in part by psychoanalyst D. W. Winnicott and the idea of a shared inner space where art gives meaning.

In this Times & Tunes conversation, we talk about community, introspection, and the playlist mapping his world — on and off the floor. Link in bio 🔗

For over 20 years, @mistereamonharkin has helped shape how New York gathers through sound. As one half of Mister Saturday Night and Mister Sunday, and co-founder of @nowadaysnyc , his work blurs the line between party, place, and community.

Born in Derry and based in NYC, Harkin follows feeling over genre — the emotional temperature of a room, the subtle shift of time on a dance floor.

His new album, The Place Where We Live, reflects on memory, stillness, and belonging — inspired in part by psychoanalyst D. W. Winnicott and the idea of a shared inner space where art gives meaning.

In this Times & Tunes conversation, we talk about community, introspection, and the playlist mapping his world — on and off the floor. Link in bio 🔗