The City of Los Angeles is ready to dance. Jamie Jones’ Paradise In The Park isĀ back on August 21 at Pershing Square. Joining the Welsh DJ and producer are KneeĀ Deep in Sound label boss Hot Since 82 and Art Department. The lineup deepens with Hot Creations and Relief riser Detlef and Crosstown Rebelās upstart Yulia Niko.
On June 1st 2019, Jamie Jones is returning to Los Angeles and he is bringing his famed Paradise party series back with him, for a day-into-evening experience that will see him joined on stage by a cast of illustrious guests.
Taking over a brand-new park in the city, the iconic Grand Park, the Paradise brand looks forward to bringing a slice of Ibiza to Southern California. Loco Dice, Latmun b2b Lauren Lane, Doc Martin and David Berrie are all scheduled to perform alongside head-honcho Jamie Jones himself.
Insomniac’s Factory 93 event series is gearing up to host one last massive hurrah for 2018, hosting an open-to-close back-to-back set from Jamie Jones and The Martinez Brothers.
The event, which is set to take place at The Hollywood Palladium, will run from 9pm until 4am giving attendees the chance of catching the two popular acts perform for a total of 7 hours together.
While tickets are available at www.thefactory93.com, we have also teamed up with Factory93 to give 6AM readers a chance of winning two tickets to the show.
Continuing to push the envelope when it comes to nightlife production, New York Cityās The Cityfox Experience continues to do what it does best, presenting The Cityfox Odyssey boasting 27 hours of world-class underground acts from 9pm on December 31 to 11:59pm on January 1.
The event will take over an entire city block once more, essentially a festival with four stages across multiple rooms and a selection of some of the world’s top electronic music artists such as Andhim, Adriatique, Brian Cid, Heidi, Honey Dijon, Jamie Jones, Lee Burridge, Tale Of Us, WhoMadeWho (Hybrid Set) and many more. For discerning lovers of quality dance music in Brooklyn, The Cityfoxās Odyssey is the place to be this New Yearās Eve and Day.
Based in Holland, DGTL has become one of the most successful festivals in the Dutch scene. Headquartered at the NDSM Docklands, DGTL has had three straight sold-out editions since its first rendition in Spring of 2013. The festival has been extremely selective with the line-ups
DGTL was first launched in the Spring of 2013 in the Netherlands where it introduced a forward-thinking concept with a more selective approach to curation. The festival quickly sold out for the next few years and quickly established itās reputation as one of the premiere festival brands throughout the Netherlands and the world. It then expanded the brand to Barcelona and Amsterdam Dance Event merging music with art. They then went meat free in 2016 offering no meat options for food at their festival and later on launched DGTL Records with the first release by KiNK.
Cultural and artistic performances are a staple for DGTL creating an innovative experience that is both memorable and awe-inspiring. The organizers seek out the latest in technological innovations and advances to create an unforgettable experience. DGTLās Revolution puts sustainability at the forefront making fundamental changes to their setup and day-to-day activities. The organizers search for the latest ways to reduce waste, lower CO2 emissions, increase awareness with themes like āGoing Veggieā.
The venue is a 10 minute boat ride from Amsterdam Central Station on the NDSM-Werf docklands in Amsterdam North. The site faces Neveritawegās waterfront offering spectacular views of the IJ river and is an ancient shipyard with old industrial buildings, abandoned wharfs and warehouses, rusty shipwrecks, and derelict containers. The whole area is covered in graffiti and street art to provide the ultimate party location.
The one and only Jeff Mills chose DGTL to be his one and only show this year at ADE together with none other than his longtime mate Robert Hood and his daughter which make up Floorplan. Robert Hood and Jeff Mills go back nearly two decades where they joined forces on Underground Resistance. It is difficult to even look up the history of techno without mention of these two. They will be joined by none other than Nina Kraviz, Mall Grab, and a live set by Bicep on Thursday at the festivalās home, NDSM Docklands.
DGTL will also play host to Jamie Jonesā Paradise on Friday and Bonoboās Outlier project on Saturday where Bonobo will go back to back with Ame and KiNK. DJ Koze, Mano Le Tough, Tom Trago, and Leon Vynehall will also join Bonobo on the bill as well as newly minted talent such as Tammo Hesselink and Moxie. Jamie Jones will be accompanied by none other than Derrick May, Darrius Syrossian, Maya Jane Coles, Richy Ahmed, Detlef & Latmun, Mark Jenkyns, and Luke van Dijk and will see a live set by Dubfire.
For tickets and more info visit: https://ade.dgtl.nl
After a successful season kickoff to summer in June, Jamie Jonesā iconic Paradise event series is back to close out the summer in style at The Brooklyn Mirage across two stages. Landing on Saturday, September 22 from 6pm-4:30am, Jamie Jones taps a diverse lineup of both international stars and New York favorites for a day to night celebration featuring Art Department, Omar S, Carlo Lio b2b Nathan Barato, Kevin Knapp, and Eskuche.
Jamie Jonesā Paradise first hit famed Ibiza club DC-10 nearly a decade ago. Now in its seventh season in the vibrant White Isle, the series has gone worldwide with the mastermind himself, Jamie Jones, headlining NYCās September edition. Joining him on the decks are underground virtuoso and No.19 Music frontman Art Department, who will bring his dark signature sound as his last currently announced North American show of the year. Detroit underground hero and FXHE Records label head Omar S will also be in attendance along with Torontoās Rawthentic Music creators Carlo Lio and Nathan Barato for a special back-to-back performance. Rounding out the main stage lineup are Hot Creations signee Kevin Knapp and NYCās own Eskuche. Keeping things local with several back-to-back sets on the NYC Wax Stage will be KO. b2b Emma, Max Pask b2b DJ Bruce, Nathaniel Jay (Love Notes) b2b Rissa Garcia, and Michel Harruch.
On August 3rd and 4th, Eastern Electrics will return to Morden ParkĀ in South LondonĀ featuring over 80 artists across eight stages. Founded in 2007, Eastern Electrics has become one of the UKās fastest selling electronic music festivals having been born in a warehouse the festival has grown to larger venues, more stages, and more antics.
In 2017, Eastern Electrics moved from The Hatfield House to Morden Park in South London and featured household names like Seth Troxler, Groove Armada and may others. For 2018, the iconic festival will return to Morden Park collaborating with some of the most well-known and respected house and techno promoters in the UK and the world.
Note: Originally published in February of 2016 and republished in 2017, this article is being republished today in honor of the amazing never-ending list of iconic DJs that have graced our scene with their illustrious art and careers.
Since the beginning of timeĀ there have been countless individuals who helped shape the music landscape. In celebration of Black History Month, we took some time to honor some of the most iconic DJ’s of recent times:
*Artists are listed in alphabetical order
Output, the renowned Brooklyn nightclub and a cultural institution in its own right, is celebrating its fifth anniversary with a massive weekend of special events happening from Thursday, January 25th until Sunday, January 28th.
If the headline seems absurd, it’s because it is.
Jamie Jones’ Paradise party series announced its arrival to Los Angeles last month with a line-up that was meant to feature Doc Martin, Skream, Art Department and of course Jamie himself. Scheduled for this afternoon at the city’s Levitt Pavillion atĀ Macarthur Park, the event announced that it is strictly 21+ and all attendees will have their bags searched, a condition dictated by Ā the City and the Los Angeles Police Department.
Sadly, however, it seems like that wasn’t the only condition enforced by local officials. A couple of days ago Paradise announced that Skream and Doc Martin couldn’t make the party due to reasons beyond their control, a familiar PR line used by promoters that could frankly mean a myriad of things.
A little investigation has however brought to light the real reasons for this sudden change. According to our industry sources Skream and Doc Martin were deemed to be “Rave DJs” by local officials, who then imposed that they be removed from the lineup. While we know full well that Skream’s sets are a proper rave, the decision is clearly arbitrary, unnecessary and frankly very misinformed.
The full lineup set to perform today consists of Marques Wyatt, Nathan Barato, Art Department and Jamie Jones.
While nothing official has come out stating the reasons for the cancellation, Skream took to his twitter to point the finger to councilmen and to let fans know that he will be playing a surprise show in LA, which is still unannounced as of right now.
Glad that I can explain why I'm not playing today https://t.co/eEnTG9Yn2k
— Oliver Jones (@I_Skream) May 13, 2017
@kicksnarehighat I’m sorry, it’s completely out of my control.
Blame the council menā Oliver Jones (@I_Skream) May 13, 2017
ICYMI: Good news is, Iāll still be in LA and will announce a special secret set on Saturday for you all!
ā Oliver Jones (@I_Skream) May 13, 2017
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