Thursday night is jammed with EDM activity so you'll have to choose. At Vain Nightclub DJ Laidback Luke (NL) returns to Orlando for a unique set of Dance, House and Trance! ($20)
Speaking of Old Skool, time to roundout August with Evolv vs Soul, Old Skool vs Nu Skool, DJ JDub vs M@. All at Suite B Lounge, the home of EDM! (FREE until 11pm, then $5)
The last big music festival before EDC-Orlando, Electric Sunfest in Jacksonville features 2 big days & nites of great DJ action!
Saturday: Tiësto (NL), John Dahlbäck (S), Cedric Gervais (F), Oscar G (USA), Starkillers (USA), DJ Icey (USA), George Acosta (USA) & others.
Sunday: Robbie Rivera, BT, Gabriel & Dresden, 12th Planet, Baby Anne, John Debo (all USA) plus Mat Zo (GB) & others. 1-day & 2-day tickets available.
The Sunday night of Labor Day weekend always means Techno Night on the CityWalk plaza and inside The Groove. I've not been able to locate a flyer for this year's event but CityWalk management informs me the event is on! Always 10-15 local EDM DJ's inside and out. (Contact CW Ticket Office for pricing.)
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I copied and pasted the following from the Universal Studios Orlando website:
Labor Day Celebration
Featuring DJ M-Squared
Sunday, September 2 • 9pm – 2am
$10+tax per person • Must be 21+
Relax with cabanas, live music and plenty of food and drinks as some seriously good times fill up the streets of CityWalk®!
DJ M-Squared & DJ ET performing live
More DJs spinning throughout the night
Corona, Grey Goose, Bacardi & Red Bull drink specials
VIP Bottle Service and Private Cabanas available
Free Parking for Florida Residents after 6pm
Tickets Available at CityWalk Guest Services or 407-224-2691
Ken, thanks! Could not find anything but you did. Glad to see that this is a confirmed event.
and just think how BUSY PI would be!
It's the same thing every year. Red Bull sponsors it and the local Djs that you've never heard of are invited to play because they "know" someone. They'll likely play the most minimal, underground stuff they can find so they can be cool.
Anon at 12:12am, not really true. All the DJ's are locally known and in most cases the Blog has run into them at various clubs throughout the year. If you're a shut-in and stay home on weekend nights, it's true that you would not know them.
Also, the music last year was anything but underground, minimal. It was all House & Dance inside and more Top 40 outside.
The Groove was packed. And the nice thing was that there was no Hip Hop yet no one was complaining because everyone there bought a ticket knowing they were getting EDM only.
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