Overmono, Ben UFO
Public Works · 21+
161 Erie St, San Francisco, CA 94103, USA
- Age range
- Not established
- Girl-to-guy mix
- Not establishedRatio unverified
- The vibe
- Dancing and conversation · high-intensity dancefloor
Dancing to broken-beat and UK club music · Bass-focused electronic music fans
Crowd estimates, not attendee counts. Actual crowds vary.
Confirm start time, age policy, lineup, and availability with the organizer before heading out.
The feel of the night
Expect a rhythmically adventurous dance-floor atmosphere: broken beats, UK garage swing, heavy low end, and transitions that may range beyond the listed genres. Overmono suggests an emotive, polished live-electronic edge, while Ben UFO points toward a deep, eclectic club sensibility. The billing supports an intense but musically focused night more than a conventional bottle-service or pop-EDM party. Venue-specific production and crowd details are not supplied, so those elements remain cautious estimates.
AI estimate · 74% confidence · Not a firsthand review
Your night if you're into…
- Dancing to broken-beat and UK club music
- Bass-focused electronic music fans
- Listeners who value adventurous, eclectic DJ selections
- A high-energy 21+ club night
Maybe skip if…
- You want mainstream pop or predictable festival EDM
- You prefer low-volume conversation over dancing
- You dislike heavy bass or syncopated rhythms
- You want a formal or dressy nightlife setting
On the lineup
What we know, and what we don't
The listing comes from EDMtrain. Music and atmosphere descriptions are estimates based on the available event information. They can be wrong.
- No event promo text or production details were provided
- No venue capacity, room configuration, or sound-system details were provided
- No ticketing or expected-attendance information was provided
- The 21+ restriction does not establish the crowd's typical age distribution
- No evidence supports a reliable gender-mix estimate
- Several vibe attributes are inferred cautiously from the listed genres, artists, and venue context