Looptopia debuted in Taiwan last April 12, 2017. It was a jam-packed two-day debut festival that drew a crowd of 32,000 festival-goers and electronic music fans from Taiwan and the entire Asia region.
The multi-million dollar production boasted three stages where more than 50 acts performed for the debut festival. The festival’s success was no doubt a shining reminder of the growing influence within Asia’s dance music market, with Looptopia standing as the very first major EDM festival in the region, introducing fans the genre to the type large scale music experience commonplace in America, Europe and beyond.
Rukes/2017
Looptopia began planning and production 15 years ago, aiming to be the first ever homegrown international dance music festival. Set up at the sprawling Taoyuan Pushin Ranch, Looptopia took place only 30 minutes from central Taipei, making it easily accessible to dance music fans pouring in from the metropolis.
Produced by theLOOP, Taiwan’s entertainment powerhouse, Looptopia promises to continue to wow festival-goers for years.
Rukes/2017
From the front gates to the front rails, Looptopia’s production matched up perfectly to the kind of art and stage displays seen at events like Tomorrowland and Ultra. Towering screens and lights, a distinct and recognizable theme surrounding the grounds, and a deadly sound system worthy of the acclaimed acts performing through it. It is said that the programming of the festival showed a substantial amount of EDM and an equally impressive diversity. Most notable performances included international heavyweight acts like Martin Garrix, Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike, KSHMR and Yellow Claw. They featured top Asia’s rising stars like Myrne, RayRay, Goldfish & Blink and Kaku as well.
Rukes/2017