It’s EDC’s year, and we’re all just along for the ride. Fresh off a historic Las Vegas edition, the storied EDM festival brand is set to continue its 25th anniversary celebrations at EDC Orlando later this month. From November 12th to 14th, the world’s biggest DJs will once again show out for the EDC faithful in one of the year’s biggest dance music fests. Insomniac has now released the EDC Orlando 2021 set times—and let’s just say you’re going to have to make some tough decisions. You can keep a pulse on the festival’s expansive lineup and schedule below. EDC Orlando set times for the music festival’s 2021 edition at Tinker Field. Insomniac Events Recommended Articles EDC Orlando 2021 Lineup: AC SlaterAcrazeADINAfrojack b2b R...
Immersed in a true Central American paradise, Ocaso Festival taps in some of the best international and local artists around year after year. Hosted in the stunning town of Tamarindo, Costa Rica, this multi-day experience incorporates incredible underground music and culture for a unique festival experience. From January 6th to 11th, partiers can retreat to the jungle to join in on this idyllic event. With a focus on intimate dancing experiences, Ocaso is celebrated for its special sunrise and sunset sessions, sets on the beach, and poolside romps. And the pure beauty of Costa Rica never fails to amaze. While the full lineup for the fifth edition of Ocaso is yet to be released, so far the bill includes Amelie Lens, Hot Since 82, Seth Troxler, and Magit Cacoon, among others. Ocaso̵...
In late August, over 5,000 house music aficionados gathered to share a magical day of house music in Pershing Square for Jamie Jones‘ Paradise in the Park. Based in the epicenter of Downtown Los Angeles, the sprawling urban background served as the perfect backdrop for Paradise in the Park. Since Jones first launched the party at Ibiza’s infamous Club DC-10 back in 2012, the Paradise brand has grown into a worldwide phenomenon. Given his longstanding history with Los Angeles, he debuted the event in the City of Angels in 2017 with a sold-out show at the renowned MacArthur Park. In 2019 it moved to Grant Park for another sold out performance until its reemergence two weeks ago at Pershing Square. Paradise in the Park 2021. David Arellanes Still very much in the age of COVID-19, 2...
The inaugural ARC Music Festival went down over Labor Day Weekend 2021, descending on Chicago’s Union Park for a special fest that paid homage to the city’s storied house music roots. EDM.com was on the ground at ARC to take in performances from Eric Prydz, FISHER, Bob Moses, Hot Since 82, TSHA, The Martinez Brothers, and many more. Check out our gallery below. All photos by Jason Myers/Memorandum Media for EDM.com. ARC MUSIC FESTIVAL (SEPTEMBER 4-6, 2021) Recommended Articles EVENTS Photos: Look Inside Chicago’s First-Ever ARC Music Festival With Eric Prydz, CamelPhat, More By EDM.com Staff 1 hour ago INDUSTRY Study Reveals Music Workers With Disabilities Don’t Disclose Them to Employers Due to Fear of Discrimination 71% of the respondents stated that their disabil...
As a burgeoning spot for house and techno, San Diego has managed to cultivate a thriving dance music scene over the years, thanks in large part to FNGRS CRSSD. The promoter is responsible for curating multiple shows throughout the year, including their boutique festival, the biannual CRSSD. After a yearlong hiatus due to the worldwide pandemic, the festival has announced its return to Waterfront Park on September 25th and 26th. The lush, manicured lawns situated along San Diego Bay will play host to a wide array of acts from across the electronic music spectrum. Spread across three stages, the festival prides itself on providing slots for emerging artists, live acts, and a slew of major dance music acts. An adult oasis, the venue offers craft beer, gourmet food vendors, and a full mix...
Tourists heading to the famed island of Ibiza now have more to visit than just the clubs. The island recently celebrated the opening of a gourmet burger joint that is completely built around dance music culture. After a late night at the club, a trip to the new iBeefaBurger is a must. The restaurant opened last month in style with an onsite set from Hannah Wants. Outside of the obligatory decks in the dining area, the restaurant features a flashy crystal ball-like outer decor and an inner mural paying tribute to numerous industry greats. Dance music talent past and present also presented a clear inspiration for IBEEFA’s menu items. Fans will see the humor in the Hot Mince 82 burger, the Salomon salmon filet sandwich, and the Above & Beyond burger with a...
With so many of our most beloved venues going extinct due to the impact of COVID-19, it’s never been more important to support the establishments that have brought us so much joy over the years. One venue that is rolling with the punches is London’s legendary Tobacco Dock, which is bringing their world-class brand to the masses by going digital with the help of music promoters LWE and leading virtual live events platform Sansar. The opening weekend of Tobacco Dock Virtual features a star-studded lineup you will not want to miss. Kicking things off will be performances by Chase & Status, Skream, Adam Beyer, Wilkinson, Hot Since 82, Eats Everything, Nastia, Camo & Krooked, Sherelle, and more. The project will debut over Easter weekend, April 2nd to 3rd, and wil...
Hot off the heels of his scintillating Recovery LP, house music vet Hot Since 82 has taken his album to new heights. You’ll understand that pun in a moment. In celebration of Recovery, the renowned British dance music producer recently filmed a live performance from a hot air balloon. After saying what we all would say before stepping into a hot air balloon (“I hope I don’t fall out”), Hot Since 82 flung headlong into a his set, a hypnotic song-cycle of Recovery cuts. Floating above rolling hills and and sparkling, scenic rural setting, he played out a DJ set consisting of only tracks from his new album, further driving home the notion that it is one cohesive narrative. Check out the full performance below. Hot Since 82 released Recovery last Fri...
In 2019, Hot Since 82 shared an intimate look into a period of mourning with his 8-Track record. Flash forward to today, when he has continued to take his fans along on his journey with him to the next stage—Recovery. As his first full-length studio album, he describes the 13-track release as a “healing record” that has provided him wiht a therapeutic release and positioned him in a more positive headspace. Recovery is stunning from start to finish. Not only does it exude uplifting spirits, but it also features a slew of jaw-dropping collaborations. The biggest stand-out is on “Body Control,” which features the iconic vocals of Boy George and production help from the world-renowned Jamie Jones. The single encapsulates the underground ...
Hot Since 82 is not cooling down any time soon. With a brand new album on the way, Hot Since 82 is not cooling down any time soon. After the renowned house music producer announced his upcoming Recovery LP earlier this summer, he has finally offered fans a taste of honey before dropping the hive. Hot Since 82 took to social media to share a preview of the album’s opening track “Nightfall,” a hypnotic deep house number featuring Temple. In his announcement, Hot Since 82 noted that Recovery was inspired by a desire for positivity during chaotic times. “Here’s a taste of the opening track from my new album,” he wrote in a Facebook post. “Amongst all the chaos this year, I’ve managed to channel some positivity and I’m delighted to announce tha...