Myles O'Neal brings his house set to Decca Live the night after Christmas
The DJ and producer takes over downtown Jacksonville's rooftop venue on Saturday, Dec. 26, starting at 10 p.m.

The day after Christmas, the gifts are open, the leftovers are in the fridge, and plenty of people are ready to get out of the house. On Dec. 26, Decca Live has somewhere for them to go.
Myles O'Neal plays Decca Live on Saturday, Dec. 26, 2026, with music starting at 10 p.m. The show was announced Oct. 22, and tickets are $17–$22 through Eventbrite. For a late-night show at a 1,000-capacity room during the holidays, that's a low price.
O'Neal is a DJ and producer who has put house music at the center of his career. Pollstar profiled him in early 2025 under the headline that he wants to be house music's next superstar. In a 2025 Atwood Magazine interview, he talked about building a DJ career on his own terms. His stepfather, Shaquille O'Neal, also DJs, as DJ Diesel, and that connection inevitably comes up. But the focus of the coverage has been on Myles taking his own sound on the road, including touring college campuses.
The week between Christmas and New Year's is made for staying out late.
The venue is still fairly new downtown. Decca Live is a multi-level music venue with a rooftop at 323 East Bay Street, and it opened in January 2025, according to Action News Jax. It was booking dance-music names from the start: News4Jax reported that Pauly D would play there that March. A house DJ in a room built for nights like this is a good fit.
The holiday timing is part of the appeal. The week between Christmas and New Year's is when college students are home, friends who moved away are back in town for a few days, and nobody wants to sit on the couch for another night. A 10 p.m. start means dinner first, a drink somewhere on Bay Street, and then up the stairs when the music gets going.
Keep a couple of things in mind. It's a late show, so plan your ride home before you leave, since rideshare prices go up downtown after midnight on a holiday weekend. And with tickets this cheap, a 1,000-cap room can fill up with walk-up decisions, so buy ahead if you know you're going.
Details will stay current on our show page. Work off the holiday dinner on the dance floor.
Sources: Pollstar: On The Rise: Myles O'Neal Wants To Be House Music's Next Superstar (news.pollstar.com); Atwood Magazine: A Conversation with Myles O'Neal (atwoodmagazine.com); Action News Jax: New rooftop bar, music venue Decca Live opens downtown Jacksonville (actionnewsjax.com); News4Jax: Pauly D to play at new Jacksonville music venue Decca Live (news4jax.com); Eventbrite: Myles O'Neal at Decca Live (eventbrite.com); JamBase: Myles O'Neal at Decca Live (jambase.com)
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- Pollstar: On The Rise: Myles O'Neal Wants To Be House Music's Next Superstar
- Atwood Magazine: A Conversation with Myles O'Neal
- Action News Jax: New rooftop bar, music venue Decca Live opens downtown Jacksonville
- News4Jax: Pauly D to play at new Jacksonville music venue Decca Live
- Eventbrite: Myles O'Neal at Decca Live
- JamBase: Myles O'Neal at Decca Live