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Some nights are bigger than just a party. They're a celebration of the culture.
On Saturday, November 28, I'll be joining some of Baltimore Club music's most influential names for a special night at The Compound in Baltimore.
We're talking DJ Rod Lee, DJ Technics, Scottie B, and myself, Mighty Mark, with Larry Whaddup hosting the night.
For me, this one is special.
Celebrating the Sound of Baltimore
Baltimore Club music has always been more than a genre to me. It's part of the city's identity, its energy, and its creative history.
It's the music that had us leaving parties drenched in sweat. The sound that brought dancers together, filled dance floors, and gave Baltimore something that was uniquely ours.
I've spent years producing, DJing, and helping carry this sound into new spaces and new audiences. But no matter how far the music travels, there's nothing like experiencing Baltimore Club right here at home.
And sharing a lineup with artists like Rod Lee, DJ Technics, and Scottie B makes this night even more meaningful.
These are names that helped shape the sound and culture that so many of us love today.
A Night for the Culture
Presented by Sweet Chunk, Areola, and Club Kings, this special King of Club Takeover brings Rod Lee's official tour to The Compound, alongside some of Baltimore's own.
Whether you've been listening to Baltimore Club for decades or you're just discovering the music, I want you to come experience it the way it's meant to be experienced.
Loud music. Real dancing. Good energy. Baltimore.
Not just watching clips online. Not just hearing about how the parties used to be.
Come be part of it.
Event Details
Event: Sweet Chunk, Areola, and Club Kings Present: Rod Lee — King of Club Takeover
Date: Saturday, November 28, 2026
Time: 9 PM – 3 AM
Location: The Compound, 2239 Kirk Ave, Baltimore, MD 21218
Featuring: Rod Lee, DJ Technics, Scottie B, and Mighty Mark
Hosted by: Larry Whaddup
Age: 21+
Tickets: Listed from $20
Let's Make Some New Memories
One of the things I love most about Baltimore Club is how it connects generations. The music keeps evolving, but that feeling when the right record comes on never changes.
So I'm personally inviting you to come out, bring your people, and celebrate the sound of our city with us.
November 28. The Compound. Baltimore Club all night.
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See you on the dance floor.
— Mighty Mark