The beat must go on. Take Tuesday through Friday after Movement to recover from the weekend — then report back to TV Lounge Saturday night for another dancefloor sermon. Baltimore house music legend DJ Spen returns to Detroit to headline a night built for dancers who still have something left in the tank. As one of the defining voices in soulful and underground house music, Spen brings generations of groove, gospel-charged energy, and deep dancefloor wisdom every time he touches the decks. This is the sound that connects Chicago, Baltimore, Detroit, and beyond. Detroit’s own Eddie Logix opens the portal with his signature blend of analog warmth, machine funk, and razor-sharp club energy — a perfect bridge between classic house spirit and forward-thinking Detroit rhythm. Then comes the full sonic backup from Kirakingkong and Crate Digga. Kirakingkong is a selector in the truest sense — weaving deep hypnotic grooves, acid-kissed tension, and euphoric release into unforgettable dancefloor journeys. From Copenhagen’s underground to Berlin, Barcelona, Vietnam, and Australia, she arrives at TV Lounge carrying that unmistakable European late-night energy. Crate Digga brings the kind of deep record knowledge and dancefloor instinct you can’t fake. Equal parts crate hunter and party architect, his sets move effortlessly between classic house cuts, disco heat, rare grooves, and unexpected left turns that keep the floor locked in. The perfect complement to a night where old school house meets the European dancefloor and Detroit soul collides with global underground culture. The patio, the sound system, the dance floor energy — this is where the weekend refuses to end. Saturday after Movement. TV Lounge. Still dancing.