Damian Lazarus’ Get Lost Welcomes 60 Artists | Including Wizardry, Dj Tennis, Claude VonStroke, Felix da Housecat and

There is nothing that Damian Lazarus can’t master. He is a world-renowned underground producer, a visionary, and the king of turning an event into an experience. The man is the definition of what it means to be multifaceted. What Lazarus started as an intimate after-hours event 14 years ago now hosts more than 60 global artists and leaders of the underground movement and is a full-scale production and immersive experience, stretching for an incredible 24 hours.

Get Lost Miami remains to be the flagship event among the Get Lost party series and is one of Miami Music Week’s most anticipated events. Lazarus and colleagues DJ Tennis and DJ Three will kick off the event with a sunrise set at 5 am as the trio, Wizardry. Get Lost veterans Guy Gerber, Francesca Lombardo, Soul Clap, Jonas Rathsman, Serge Devant, Shaun Reeves, Behrouz, Kenny Glasgow, Jonny White, and wAFF will all be in attendance as well. The 24 hours seems short in comparison to the gargantuan lineup and enticing production value that Lazarus is known for.

This year there is one name we are shocked to see on the docket, despite his status as a global icon in dance music. Diplo, although not a stranger to deep house and underground electronic music, is not usually associated with events such as Get Lost. However, the EDM giant is reportedly diving into the deep end for his set and participants will have a front row seat to whatever unexpected moments of magic the DJ can cook up.

Staying true to its deep roots in the underground, Get Lost Miami promises sets from the Desert Hearts Crew, Claude VonStroke, Doc Martin, Dennis Ferrer, Felix da Housecat, DJ Sneak, and many other underground artists. From sunrise to sundown, this experience is truly one to lose yourself in, amongst four distinct dancefloor environments flowing between a smoke-filled club and back outside underneath the sun, moon, and stars. Get your tickets to this one of a kind party, held on March 30, and let Damian Lazarus do the rest.