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LA State Historic Park is the spiritual home of HARD’s Day Of The Dead, which hosted the festival’s first incarnation. Six years later, Day Of The Dead returns to the heart of Downtown for its Dia De Los Muertos themed celebration following the park’s multi-year restoration.Justice indicated today that Day Of the Dead will be the last live show they plan to play with their current Woman Worldwide production;a fitting transitionary performance for the iconic French duo who actually played the first Day of The Dead, coincidentally, on November 3 in 2012. Since then Justice have gone on to become one of the most recognizable acts in electronic music, blending synthcraft with rock and roll swagger and insane stage set-ups—all of which will be in full effect at what’s sure to be an emotional LA show and one of their last live shows for the foreseeable future.
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South African rap pioneers Die Antwoord are one of the world’s most provocative live acts. Every live performance from them is a singular spectacle, and the setting and occasion of Day Of The Dead, is sure to bring forth something beautiful and beguiling.
The live stage is rounded out by performances from Australia’s provocative dance headliners Knife Party, comprised of Pendulum superstars Rob Swire and Gareth McGrillen, the anonymous genre-busting producer Cashmere Cat, bass house legend Jack Beats, Latin vocalist Fuego, Deadbeats own 16-year old DJ DNMO, and LA club master Thee Mike B.
Stage Two features some of the best emerging and established names in house like Repopulate Mars frontman Lee Foss back-to-back with Chicago’s own Felix Da Housecat, a live set from keyboard wunderkind Rodriguez, and DIRTYBIRD’s own Shiba San, J.Phlip, Dateless, and OMNOM. LA’s Desert Hearts will be repped by the collectives young tech-house champions Lubelski and RYBO.
Located in Downtown LA, steps away from the Metro Gold Line and just a mile from Union Station, LA State Historic Park is a 34-acre grassy outdoor oasis in the city. The park recently underwent a multi-year multi-million dollar renovation.
See what I mean? You can’t go wrong with A LIVE Justice set, Shiba San, Dateless, Lee Foss B2B Felix Da Housecat (who this old school raver has still NEVER seen) and Die Antwoord. I might have to take a trip out to California. Who’s with me?
Day Of The Dead Returns to LA State Historic Park November 3, 2018, and it literally is a house music fans dream come true.
Headlined By Justice (LIVE), Die Antwoord and Knife Party this Party is absolute fire.
Tickets on Sale September 27th @ 12 P.M. PST
Day Of The Dead returns to its home in LA State Historic Park this fall, today revealing a stacked line-up led by returning HARD favorites Justice, South African avant-garde rap duo Die Antwoord and Australian electro stars Knife Party.
[irp]
South African rap pioneers Die Antwoord are one of the world’s most provocative live acts. Every live performance from them is a singular spectacle, and the setting and occasion of Day Of The Dead, is sure to bring forth something beautiful and beguiling.
The live stage is rounded out by performances from Australia’s provocative dance headliners Knife Party, comprised of Pendulum superstars Rob Swire and Gareth McGrillen, the anonymous genre-busting producer Cashmere Cat, bass house legend Jack Beats, Latin vocalist Fuego, Deadbeats own 16-year old DJ DNMO, and LA club master Thee Mike B.
Stage Two features some of the best emerging and established names in house like Repopulate Mars frontman Lee Foss back-to-back with Chicago’s own Felix Da Housecat, a live set from keyboard wunderkind Rodriguez, and DIRTYBIRD’s own Shiba San, J.Phlip, Dateless, and OMNOM. LA’s Desert Hearts will be repped by the collectives young tech-house champions Lubelski and RYBO.
Located in Downtown LA, steps away from the Metro Gold Line and just a mile from Union Station, LA State Historic Park is a 34-acre grassy outdoor oasis in the city. The park recently underwent a multi-year multi-million dollar renovation.
See what I mean? You can’t go wrong with A LIVE Justice set, Shiba San, Dateless, Lee Foss B2B Felix Da Housecat (who this old school raver has still NEVER seen) and Die Antwoord. I might have to take a trip out to California. Who’s with me?