The Traitors New Blood

NYC's longest-running musical theater night, every Monday at Hardware. Hosts Jachlynn Hyde and Holly Boh-Springs lead an evening of Broadway numbers, showtunes, and lip-sync performances with rotating guest artists, while DJ Ohrichy keeps the energy high all night. A beloved weekly ritual for theater kids, showtune lovers, and the drag-loving community alike.

Tuesday nights belong to Jasmine Rice Labeija and Chicky Gorgina, the drag duo who turn Hardware's dance floor into a weekly neighborhood institution. Expect sharp, unfiltered performances, a packed crowd, and DJ John Marto keeping the energy going all night. Half-price drinks run from 2PM to 8PM, so there's no reason not to start early and stay late — this is the reset Hell's Kitchen looks forward to every week.

Wednesday nights at Hardware belong to EuroBop TV — a neon-soaked celebration of '80s and '90s pop culture, music videos, and eurodance nostalgia. Hosted by Oh Ricky, this weekly party channels the best of new wave, synth-pop, and glittery euro hits (think Aqua, Kylie, and more) with retro visuals to match. It's the campy, high-energy midweek escape you didn't know you needed.

Wednesday nights at Hardware belong to Pier Pressure — a high-energy weekly drag showcase hosted by Chelsea Piers with DJ Ohricky spinning. Expect fierce performances, sharp wit, a packed dance floor, and the kind of midweek momentum that makes you forget it's only Wednesday. 10PM start gives you time to grab a drink and settle in before the show kicks off.

Throwback pop hits from the 90s to 2020s set to iconic music videos and TV moments — a nostalgia-fueled dance floor experience that celebrates the pop culture moments queer folks grew up with. Expect the songs that defined a generation, visuals that hit different, and a crowd that knows every word.

Hardware's weekly Friday night dance party takes over Hell's Kitchen with resident DJs Mathieu Blue, Bootsie Lefaris, and DJ Mike Borowski keeping the floor packed from 10PM till late. Expect a killer sound system, disco-fueled energy, and no cover — the neighborhood's most reliably fun way to kick off the weekend.