Miss Monique's Brooklyn Pacha Headline Show Sells Out
Ukrainian producer Miss Monique has sold out her headline show at Brooklyn Pacha in New York, according to Billboard, which interviewed her on 13 November 2026. "Sold out" means every ticket for the show has been bought.
Miss Monique, born Alesia Arkusha, makes progressive house, a style of electronic dance music that builds slowly through layered rhythms and long instrumental passages. She is based in Lisbon, Portugal. She moved there from Ukraine after Russia invaded her home country in February 2022.
Her U.S. festival appearances include Ultra and EDC Las Vegas, two of the largest electronic music events in the country. She told Billboard that raising her profile in the United States is a major goal for 2027.
Her live show is called Biorhythm. It is an immersive audiovisual production, meaning the music is paired with a large-scale visual display. It made its debut on the Freedom Stage at Tomorrowland, the Belgian festival, in July. The show has also been staged in Argentina.
The visuals mix industrial and natural imagery. Jellyfish, forests and iron structures appear across the screens. Miss Monique describes the show as a reminder to protect nature and not to forget the natural world.
Her recent releases include "Undertone," made with Belgian producer Paradoks. In September she put out "Beauty in Us," a collaboration with the British singer Robbie Williams.
For listeners who discover her through the Brooklyn show, the Biorhythm concept gives the music a clear visual thread. For the artist, a sold-out headline date in New York is one step toward the U.S. audience she has said she wants to build next year.
