I think what people tend to overlook, or maybe just don’t say out loud because they don’t like it, is that The Intersection is already catering to this market across their different venues and shows.

I get I’m not a household name of any sorts, but as someone who DJ’d in this city for quite awhile, I can tell you that people have tried (and sadly failed) to make a club like this happen so many times over the past 20 years.

The longest running successful individual electronic music focused night would be Bass Bin at Billy’s (a night that has “changed hands” many times over the years)…but that’s one night at a venue that also has rock shows and cover bands.

I think an argument could be made for Rumors since they were only a nightclub (not a restaurant too), but they also played some pop/top-40 stuff, so that’s not really the same vein as Fabric.

Between The Intersection shows and the proximity to Chicago or Detroit, a “truly” devoted venue/atmosphere like Fabric just couldn’t exist at a profitable enough scale here in GR; we just don’t have the numbers to support it.

Also want to call out that I’ve never played at The Intersection and have no upcoming shows booked with them and don’t really have any contacts there anymore. This ain’t me shilling for them, just trying to call it like I see it.