Over the past decade, Lee Burridgeâs All Day I Dream has captured the imagination and hearts of music lovers everywhere, offering magical daytime experiences dedicated to the community as much as the music. On May 12-15, The All Day I Dream Festival will debut in the idyllic surroundings of Californiaâs Woodward Reservoir in Oakdale, California to offer its first-ever weekend long camping escape.
The Dirtybird squad is going all INN next year as they migrate to the East Coast for Dirtybird CampINN. The event’s Phase One lineup features Dirtybird label boss Claude Von Stroke, Maya Jane Coles, Walker & Royce, and nine other artists. With 40+ more artists to be announced, the party will take over three stages at the Wyndham Orlando Resort in Florida from February 25 to 27. Grab your bags and pack your swimsuit, the vibes will roll straight from your room balcony to the dance floor in one swoop.
This yearâs edition features Dirtybird artists and friends of the label. In Phase One, Claude VonStroke will be joined by disco lords Chromeo, drum n bass legend Dillinja, and iconic hip-hop producer DJ Premier. Additional highlights include a b2b set from Chicago residents DJ Heather and Colette, UK favorite Eats Everything, and cutting-edge bass act Eprom. Not to mention experimental North London outfit Ivy Lab and queen of the electronic underground Maya Jane Coles. The multi-style lineup will be rounded out by pioneering UK producer Skream, groove-heavy duo Walker & Royce, and many more artists to be announced soon in Phase Two.
Guests can look forward to soaking in the sun and enjoying the pool party vibes at the Birdbath Stage. Next you can fly high at Lava Lab or switch it up at the Flip Side indoor stage. Cool down from the dance floor and enjoy some theatrical entertainment at the vaudeville themed Claudeâs Cove. If that isnât enough, then follow the fan-favorite mobile renegade DJ booth around the resort for some all-night mischief.
Succeeding the last return of the sold-out 10-hour fiesta back in July, elrow returns for an alien invasion RowsAttack at Brooklynâs Avant Gardner. The final blow-out of the year will take over the venue with two stages on December 11 and a massive lineup hosted by Repopulate Mars.Â
Phase two of Gatherâs industry-leading lineup has arrived. With a picturesque, lakeside base and top class production to match its curatorial caliber, the festival will secure its position as a premier destination for electronicâs cutting edge. Gather will take over Holiday Mountain in the Catskills, New York on May 25-26.
Paxahau and Movement Electronic Music Festival are taking a different approach to their lineup announcement this year.
In the fall of 2018 they went live with a lineup teaser, revealing the first 10 names scheduled to play the yearly appointment at Hart Plaza on the bank of the Detroit River. Amelie Lens, DJ Nobu, Heiko Laux, DJ Bone, Hot Since 82, Floorplan, Orbital and Stephan Bodzin were all announced then, showcasing the diversity that Movement has been known to bring.
Today, they announced their full Saturday lineup, featuring LSD (Luke Slater, Steve Bicknell and Function), Amelie Lens, Carl Craig, Disclosure, Loco Dice, Maya Jane Coles, Octave One, Seth Troxler, Soul Clap, Stacey Pullen and more.
With DGTL Amsterdam less than a month away, the brand has decided to reveal its extended 2017 programming for its return to the Catalan Capital of Barcelona.
A roster of over 60 artists spread across four separate stages will bring the industrial concept of DGTL back to the Spanish city for the third year in a row, adding Tale of Us, Adriatique, Jackmaster, DVS1, Paco Osuna next to the likes of previously announced Jeff Mills, Solomun and Recondite [live] on the bill of DGTL Barcelona 2017.
Carl Cox has announced the lineups for his two Pure parties at Privilege Ibiza.
It’s all raw house and techno, as the Intec giant is joined on Tuesday July 11th by techno dons Joseph Capriati, Jon Rundell and Eric Powell alongside underground favorites tINI, Fuseâs Archie Hamilton, man of the moment Eats Everything, Darren Emerson and newcomer irish techno DJÂ Hybrasil.
Next, on Tuesday 18th July, Cox brings in Intec label mainstay Nicole Moudaber, Berghain favourite DAX J, Pureâs Eric Powell, Panorama Barâs Cassy, New York house duo The Martinez Brothers, the essential deep house don Kerri Chandler and Ukrain’s Nastia.
Space is also provided for local Ibiza talent to shine, with Andy Baxter, Jason Bye, Clara Da Costa, Mr Doris and many more all joining in the festivities to set the mood when doors open early on.
During the last four years Desert Hearts has evolved tremendously, moving from their humble micro-party in the Mojave desert to a devout and loyal community of dance floor fanatics throughout the country and beyond.
The roots of the movement, however, remain the same: a 72-hour hedonistic affair with one stage that features house, techno and blurred genres in between. To remain true to their roots, Desert Hearts continues to offer world-class artist booking within the unique Los Coyotes Reservation with their 2017 edition set to take place on March 31 – April 3.
This year’s lineup includes artists such as Justin Martin, Dave Seaman, Doc Martin, Edu Imbernon, Marques Wyatt, jozif, DJ Garth, Sacha Robotti, David Scuba, and Christian Martin join young legends Atish, Ardalan, Oona Dahl, Max Chapman, Deep Jesus, and Detlef, Desert Hearts Records flag-bearers TACHES, M.O.N.R.O.E.,The Glitz, Rybo, Fritz Carlton, Kevin Anderson, and DINK, live spectacles from KMLN and Monolink, plus of course Your Desert Hearts Crew Mikey Lion, Lee Reynolds, Marbs and Porkchop.
Since their last triumph at Los Coyotes, Desert Hearts been taking their City Hearts party on the road, visiting cities and locations near and far with sold-out and packed shows in Playa Del Carmen, Costa Rica, Brazil, Mexico City, New York, Miami, Austin, San Francisco, Portland, and many more.
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As scheduled, CRSSD Festival has released its Spring 2017 roster and its possibly its best one to date.
As per previous formats, the San Diego waterfront festival continues with its mission to provide an eclectic experience with emphasis on more “underground” sounds of house and techno, as well as deeper strands of electronic music that aren’t found on other festival main stages.
Positioned at Waterfront Park in the city’s downtown area, CRSSD sold out both of 2016’s editions and with this lineup release looks set to repeat the feat for the third time in a row. Live acts this coming March 4th and 5th include Blood Orange, AlunaGeorge, Recondite, Bob Moses and Dusky making their live debut on the West Coast. Highlights in the house and techno realm include Dystopian boss RĂždhĂ„d, Innervisions’ Ăme, Scotland’s ever-popular Jackmaster, crafty selector Midland, the wizardry genius of Damian Lazarus, CRSSD alum Skream, 2manydjs and an extended set by Seth Troxler b2b Eats Everything. On the more diverse side of the lineup, the Ocean View stage is set to feature Flume, Snakehips, Giraffage and Duke Dumont.
On top of its music programming and idyllic location, the 21+ festival has also become popular for its craft beer selection, top-tier local gourmet food options and impeccable mixology program.
Tickets will be available on December 27th at noon via CRSSD’s Official Website.
See below for the full Spring 2017 lineup:
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SXM Festival has now revealed the dates for its 2017 return to the idyllic shores of Saint Martin. Music fans will be flocking to the beaches of the beautiful Caribbean island on March 15-19 for yet another tech-heavy lineup of international talent.
Following an eventful inaugural edition this past March that hosted two and half thousand festival-goers, SXM Festival plans to return with an even bigger and better lineup, as well as more parties on beaches, jungles, rooftops, villas and the best venues on the island.
SXM Festival organizer Julian Prince has vowed to keep pushing quality over quantity, aiming to provide a a fine-tuned and well-curated festival experience in one of the most unique festival locations in the world. We are waiting for the 2017 line-up annoucement but here was last years stacked roster Apollonia, Audiofly, M.A.N.D.Y., Maher Daniel, Blond:ish, Mia Lucci, Thugfucker, Bedouin, DJ Tennis, Adriatique, H.O.S.H., Ryan Crosson, Maceo Plex, Danny Daze, Guy Gerber, Rebolledo, Gardens Of God, and Chaim, with many more to be added in the coming months.
Tickets went on sale today, allowing you to begin planning your return or first trip to the festival.
Check out the official SXM Festival after-movie from its 2016 edition below, depicting a stunning array of natural music venues, remote jungle vantages, and a slew of ways to encounter the rich culture of Saint Martin.
