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Worst Night Ever performs selections from their newest album in this multimedia performance with live projection art. Not to be missed!
Experience the dark and quiet of the North Fork while being immersed in light and sound. Join us on September 5th under the stary sky of Custer Observatory, as ambient duo Worst Night Ever premieres “Everything Makes Sense,” a composition that translates data sets into ambient music. This multimedia live performance features original projections and poetic, guided interludes illuminating the data points used to compose the piece – everything from the water used to power A.I., to the amount of “Happy Trees” painted by Bob Ross, to Pokémon Hit Points.
Following the concert, Observatory staff will provide guided tours of night sky objects (weather permitting) through the many telescopes on site, including the apochromatic Zerochromat telescope in our historic observation dome.
Attendance to this in-person performance will be limited – reserve your seats early! Due to the outdoor nature of this program, a rain date will be scheduled as needed. Please bring a blanket or chair to enjoy this outdoor presentation. Please bring a blanket or chair to enjoy this outdoor presentation.
ABOUT THE ARTISTS: The ambient duo Worst Night Ever (Long Island natives Daniel Giachetti and Arthur Fleischmann) blend sound and visual art to create immersive experiences. Their projects have been supported by a 2025 QAF/NYFA Grant, a 2026 Artist in Queens Grant, and a 2026 Puffin Foundation Artist Grant. Their various music projects have soundtracked a runway show for Neiman Marcus, won the 33⅓ book series Home Recording Contest, charted on college radio, and taken them on tour from the UK to Dubai.
