The venue boasts a million-dollar sound system, state-of-the-art lighting design as well as a roof deck, which offers expansive views of the cityscape. It also features a bar and restaurant called Connie’s that has a pool table and remains open whether or not there’s a show — even throwing weekly brunches with DJs spinning tunes. Brooklyn Made is a 500-capacity venue located at 428 Troutman Street in Bushwick, with unique lighting design by Jeremy Roth (Wilco, Nathaniel Rateliff, Mazzy Star). It was started by two industry insiders coming from opposite sides of the spectrum: Anthony Makes, the former president of Live Nation’s New York office who also previously worked at Bowery Presents/AEG, and Kelly Winrich, longtime member of the group Delta Spirit. There are tons of amenities for touring groups, including four separate green rooms, an apartment filled with records and a vintage jukebox, several private outdoor hangout spaces (including access to the rooftop), and to top it all off, a private pool. The venue has two connecting food/drink establishments as well: when you enter the space, you'll first see Connie’s, which features a horseshoe-shaped bar along with a pool table and an outdoor courtyard (it will be open until 4 a.m. every day regardless of whether a band is playing). Also connected is the Standing Room, which will open at 7 a.m. as a coffee house/café with pastries and breakfast and then turn into a cocktail/wine/tapas bar with a full kitchen in the afternoon until late into the evening.