Kings and Queens of the circuit scene anticipate June like it’s Christmas in summer, with Pride events coast to coast, this weekend the Big Apple is set to draw record crowds to strut their stuff and party till the morning.

NYC Pride is one of the most anticipated party weekends of the year, and our insiders tell us they are pulling out all the goodies to make 2016 THE year to remember.

Ramp-up events have been in full force this week, with a Pride Luminary Brunch on Sunday, and Out Cinema’s exclusive pre-release screening of Strike a Pose on Monday. The party heats up tonight with a neon Fantasy, a sensory light and sound show in the newest underground hotspot, The Diamond Horseshoe.

But the party of all parties is surely the return of Masterbeat, the epic traveling circuit phenomenon that has become a global sensation among party-goers worldwide. WE Party: Graffiti will fire up on Saturday at the legendary Hammerstein Ballroom,  and promises to give you a taste of the “edgy, alive” NYC of the past.

NYC Pride – WE Party: Graffiti from Masterbeat on Vimeo.

The beats are sure to impress as Graffiti will be the debut for superstar producer and remixer Oscar Velazquez, alongside Masterbeat resident DJ Micky Friedmann.

Show princess and Drag Star Diva extraordinaire Erica Gabriel will keep the boys in line and dance the night away with her much anticipated return to NYC.

She tells us the WE Party show will “be like no other,” and that she is especially excited for the VIP Room, sponsored by Slick It Up. Always at the forefront of the international club scene, you may remember our Runway feature on Ms. Gabriel while she was touring Spain in 2014.

Tickets are available in-person at Universal Gear in NYC, or online at weparty.nyc. No party is complete without some sick threads, and we’ve got you covered. Check out the boys below sporting some sexy garb.

Looking for some other hot boys? Check out our Snapshot of beautiful boy Patrick Crough. He’ll leave you thirsty for more.

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