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Insomniac returned to the Big Apple this weekend for the 2nd annual Electric Daisy Carnival in New York. Held at Citi Field for the first time, approximately 90,000 fans gathered on Friday and Saturday, to enjoy DJ performances, theatrical acts, art installations, carnival rides, and firework displays. With five stages and state-of-the-art sound and lighting production, DJs including Calvin Harris, Afrojack, Porter Robinson, Eric Prydz, La Roux, and ATB took over the Citi Field parking lot. For those of you who missed out on the adventure (or need a quick reminder), check out our Instagram round up of the 2013 EDC. More»
This weekend, Electric Daisy Carnival returns to New York for the second time, and the ever-growing festival has brought along more than a few heavyweights this time around. In addition to fan favorites like Porter Robinson, the festival has appealed to the increasingly diverse electronic audience by adding critical darlings like Maceo Plex and rising talents like Figgy. Click through our slideshow for the 7 artists we're most excited to see, with a song by each one you should hear to get you pumped up for the weekend!
If you happened to miss Governor's Ball this weekend, or if you've been hitting up all the festivals so far this season, the good news is we've rounded up a few more for you to enjoy. The summer has only just begun and events like 4Knots, Catalpa, and Electric Zoo, have enough packed in them to take you to Labor Day. So no matter what type of music you're into, each of these events has something for every taste. More»
If your favorite raver seems to be running about a quart low on serotonin today, there's a perfectly good explanation: they were probably dancing it up all weekend in Las Vegas at EDC 2012. And while you may have heard the disappointing news that festival organizers Insomniac were forced to cut the show short on Saturday night due to a raging desert windstorm, don't feel too badly for the party rockers, because they picked up again with a vengeance on Sunday, closing out the festival with a solid exclamation point. We've sorted through thousands of photos to give you a chance to live, or re-live, the madness. More»
If you have tickets for Electric Daisy Carnival this weekend, you're probably already set. Your bags are packed. You've studied the set schedule. You've designed a homemade Deadmau5 head with a Pauly D blowout on top (and what a tragic shame that those two won't be on hand to see it). But before you start driving towards Vegas, do yourself a big favor and read up on our essential tips to surviving the weekend. Because just like everything else in Vegas, there's a right way and a wrong way to do EDC. Don't you want to do it the right way? More»
So who's going to Las Vegas this weekend to get down to some electronic dance music? Actually, let's rephrase that: if you want to get down to EDM this weekend, you'd better be going to Vegas, because every artist you've ever heard of (and many you'll be hearing about soon) are all playing the 16th annual Electric Daisy Carnival at the Las Vegas Motor Speedway, starting tomorrow. And when we say "everyone," that's really not much of an exaggeration. Check out the just-released full set schedule and start your stage-hopping plans now! More»
We've been more than candid about our feelings regarding dubstep. It's not that we have a general distaste for the entire genre, we just feel that as with pretty much everything else in life, there is a time and a place for dubstep and it sure as hell is not in a Britney Spears song. But a pre- Electric Daisy Carnival show put on by Insomniac and headlined by dub pioneer Rusko at the Hollywood Palladium? That's precisely a dubstep-appropriate scenario we are down for along with the thousands of filthy beat-loving kids at Friday night's show. More»
Over the weekend, thousands of flower-power clad party people headed over to the MetLife Stadium in New Jersey for the electronic dance festival, the Electric Daisy Carnival. With 31 sets and four stages, house music was broadcast on satellite radio and webcast continuously for 11 hours. Headliners, such as Avicii, got the crowd full of neon sunglasses and flurry boots chanting and cheering at the massive screens that projected the DJs' images. More»
Over the weekend in NYC, Avicci and Calvin Harris took over the stage during the Electric Daisy Carnival at the MetLife Stadium, foodies united at the Great GoogaMooga Festival in Prospect Park, Katie Couric and Arianna Huffington dined together at the Elly Awards, Milk Studios hosted the "Identities" Art Party, and more. Last night's parties were all about the outdoor festivals! More»
Red Egg is closing for two weeks, Prince of Monaco Pierre Casiraghi is knocked out at Double 7, hotelier Andre Balazs adds farmer to his resume, Madonna has a night out at Mister H, and so much more in today's nightlife news roundup. More»
Interview With Creative Time's Anne Pasternak Who Is Changing The Way We View Our Public Art
We sat down with Anne Pasternak for a few questions about Creative Time's past and future, as well as the importance of having an awareness about public art in the city.
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