Dave & Buster’s moves further into nightlife with nationwide rave series

Dave & Buster’s is taking its arcade experience deeper into nightlife with a new nationwide rave series.

The restaurant and entertainment chain is teaming up with events company Brownies & Lemonade for Rave & Buster’s, a seven-city tour featuring surprise guest headliners and multi-genre music lineups, according to an Instagram post from Brownies & Lemonade.

The events will feature house, bass, dubstep, trap, UK garage and other electronic music genres.

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Brownies & Lemonade said the tour builds on the success of its “DNBNL” events at Dave & Buster’s locations, which it said prompted fans to ask for more artists, genres and cities.

“After the success of our DNBNL series at Dave & Buster’s over the last few years, we’ve received so many requests to expand the concept to include more artists and genres,” the events company said.

“Rave & Buster’s will feature surprise guest headliners and multi-genre lineups featuring the sounds of Bass, House, Trap, Dubstep, UKG, and everything in between.”

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The tour is scheduled to run from July 30 through Dec. 30 with stops in Honolulu; Denver; Dallas; Brooklyn, New York; Orlando, Florida; Irvine, California; and Milpitas, California.

The series will also include shows during Halloween weekend and the week leading up to New Year’s Eve.

Presale tickets became available Wednesday, while general tickets go on sale Thursday, July 16.

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The tour comes as Dave & Buster’s continues expanding beyond arcade games, sports and family entertainment by adding more food, entertainment and nightlife options, according to USA Today.

Dave & Buster’s began hosting rave-style events at select locations in 2023, the outlet reported.

Dave & Buster’s could not immediately be reached by FOX Business for comment.