Fisher steps into the booth at Marquee, bringing his signature strain of tech house that's equal parts groove and chaos. Known for tracks that build slowly before dropping into hypnotic, bass-heavy grooves, his sets tend to blur the line between minimal and maximal—stripped-back rhythms that somehow fill every corner of the room. Expect a crowd that knows every beat drop, moving as one under Marquee's massive light rigs and thunderous sound system.

The energy at a Fisher show carries his laid-back, surfer-turned-DJ persona—loose, fun, a little unpredictable, but always locked into the rhythm. Marquee's multi-room layout and rooftop access give plenty of space to catch your breath between sets, but most people find themselves pulled right back to the dance floor. It's the kind of night where the music does most of the talking, and the room responds in kind.