TYNAN brings the bass to Kemistry on Feb 5

The trap-and-dubstep producer behind 'TYNAN TIME' books a Friday night at Himmarshee Village's electronic-music club; tickets are on DICE.

Somewhere around 10 p.m. on a Friday in early February, SW 2nd Street will do what it does best: fill up, get loud and point everyone toward the low end. This time the reason has a name.

TYNAN plays Kemistry in Fort Lauderdale on Friday, Feb 5, 2027, starting at 10 p.m. The date was announced Oct 27, and tickets are on sale now through DICE. It is three months out, but bass shows at this club have a way of moving quickly once a weekend gets close, so set a reminder rather than counting on the door.

TYNAN is a bass-music producer working the heavy end of the electronic spectrum — trap, dubstep and the territory between. His debut solo album, *TYNAN TIME*, arrived in February 2026, a 15-track record that mxdwn describes as "stratospheric bass, trap and dubstep." He spent much of 2026 taking it on the road as the TYNAN TIME Tour, a run built around a 360-degree setup — the DJ in the middle, the crowd on every side — that turned up on listings such as Resident Advisor as "TYNAN (360° SET)." The tour's summer stretch reached as far as The Gorge Amphitheatre in George, Washington, in August and Denver's Ogden Theatre in September, according to set79.

His tracks also have a life beyond the headline sets. SoundCloud ran a remix contest around his track "his name is," the kind of open invitation that tells you how much of his audience is made up of producers themselves. Expect a crowd that knows the drops before they land.

Kemistry is a natural room for that. The club opened at the end of October 2023 in downtown Fort Lauderdale's Himmarshee Village, with its grand opening set to coincide with the neighborhood's Halloween on 2nd, according to EDM Tunes. From the start, its owners pitched it as a club very focused on electronic music, as WSVN reported in its look at the new spot. In three years it has become one of the places in Broward where a touring bass act can play to a room that came specifically for that sound, rather than squeezing a set between bottle-service rounds.

Expect a crowd that knows the drops before they land.

For South Florida's bass heads, that matters. Big electronic names tend to cluster in Miami, and a Friday-night headliner a short walk from the Riverwalk saves a lot of people the drive down I-95. A 10 p.m. start also gives you time for dinner on Las Olas before you get in line.

Bring earplugs, wear shoes you can stand in for three hours, and get there early enough to find your spot. February in Fort Lauderdale is the good weather; the bass will handle the rest.

Sources: TYNAN — mxdwn (music.mxdwn.com); TYNAN (360° SET) — Resident Advisor (de.ra.co); Tynan — set79 (set79.com); SoundCloud Exclusive: Listen to Remixes of TYNAN’s Track “his name is” (soundcloud.com); Insomniac / Kemistry Fort Lauderdale — EDM Tunes (edmtunes.com); Dance to the beat all night long at Kemistry Nightclub in Fort Lauderdale — WSVN (wsvn.com); TYNAN at Kemistry — DICE (link.dice.fm)