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Hrm... when I read the first post I initially thought "what is this guy babbling about" but then I read on and you seem to have a pretty good idea what you're doing.
I think one of your best bets is to mix a few genres of music, house, trance, techno, and try to find a bunch of mid-level DJ's that have not played in New York or anywhere close before. This way you get all those house heads who finally get to see that one house DJ they haven't had a chance, all the trance heads, techno heads, you get my point.
I would keep away from dubstep and stuff that varies from the standard 4/4 EDM, I feel like the whole multiple genre rave scene is gone. People who like trance don't wanna be around a buncha DnB listening ruffians and vice versa. Too much variation in the DJ's might turn people off.
Even if Tiesto is playing the same night (honestly, I still call bullshit on that) I think a lot of people have seen him plenty of times and would rather go out to something where they get the opportunity to see a handful of DJ's that have never played here before.
I wish you luck, you sound like you've got a good head on your shoulders, and I see no reason why I wouldn't come out for something like this.
And if there's a NYTA stage/party I wanna plaaayy 
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