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Kemistry Nightclub — Fort Lauderdale
Kemistry Nightclub — Fort Lauderdale

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Kemistry Nightclub is a late-night EDM and bass music venue in Fort Lauderdale’s Himmarshee district, open Thursday through Saturday until 4 AM, best for electronic music fans seeking touring DJs and themed rave events.

Overview

Kemistry Nightclub sits on SW 2nd Street in Fort Lauderdale’s Himmarshee district, operating as a dedicated EDM and bass music venue with a Thursday-through-Saturday schedule that keeps the energy focused on peak weekend nights. Doors open at 9 PM on Thursdays and 10 PM on Fridays and Saturdays, with sets running until 4 AM – making it one of the later-closing options in the downtown corridor.

The programming leans heavily toward electronic music, hosting touring acts in the bass, dubstep, and hard dance categories alongside capable local DJ support. Past lineups have featured names like Zomboy and Sub Zero Project, and the venue also runs themed events including anime-inspired raves that draw a younger, enthusiastic crowd. The sound system gets consistent praise from attendees, delivering the kind of volume and clarity that EDM fans expect from a dedicated club.

The room itself is more compact than some downtown venues, with a dance floor that fills up fast on busy nights. When a popular act is on the bill, expect shoulder-to-shoulder conditions near the stage. Most of the standing room surrounds the dance area rather than being part of it. The trade-off is an intense, close-quarters atmosphere where the bass hits harder and the crowd feeds off each other’s energy.

Behind the bar, the experience can vary by night. Some guests single out bartender V as a standout – attentive, fast, and capable of remembering orders through a packed room. The venue offers a small food menu including burgers, and bottled water runs around six dollars.

Kemistry draws a mixed crowd depending on the event. Themed nights skew younger and more casual, while touring headliner shows pull dedicated electronic music fans from across South Florida. If you are coming for a specific artist, buy tickets in advance and arrive prepared for a loud, late, high-energy room in the heart of Himmarshee.

Good to know

  • Rating: 4.2/5 from 239 Google reviews
  • Best for: EDM and bass fans, late night dancing, themed rave events, touring DJ shows, Himmarshee nightlife
  • Features: Late Night

Hours

Monday Closed
Tuesday Closed
Wednesday Closed
Thursday 9PM-4AM
Friday 10PM-4AM
Saturday 10PM-4AM
Sunday Closed

Frequently asked questions

What are Kemistry Nightclub’s hours?

Kemistry is open Thursday from 9 PM to 4 AM, and Friday and Saturday from 10 PM to 4 AM. The venue is closed Sunday through Wednesday, so plan your visit for the back half of the week.

What kind of music does Kemistry Nightclub play?

The venue focuses on EDM and bass music, hosting touring electronic artists alongside local DJs. Past shows have included dubstep and hard dance acts like Zomboy and Sub Zero Project, plus themed events such as anime raves with their own curated lineups.

Is there food available at Kemistry?

Yes, the venue has a small food menu that includes burgers and simpler items like hot dogs. The selection is limited but available during events for anyone who needs fuel between sets.

How big is the dance floor at Kemistry?

The dance floor is on the smaller side for a nightclub. On busy nights with popular headliners, expect tight conditions near the stage with most of the standing room arranged around the perimeter of the dance area.

Can I get water at Kemistry Nightclub?

Bottled water is available for around six dollars. If you are planning to dance through a full night of sets in what can be a warm, packed room, budget accordingly for hydration throughout the evening.

What is the crowd like at Kemistry?

It depends on the event. Touring headliner shows draw dedicated EDM fans from across South Florida, while themed nights like anime raves attract a younger, more casual crowd. The mix shifts week to week based on the lineup.

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