Crazily unforgettable experience at WMC with Loco Dice Pool Party!!! Only at a pool party during the Winter Music Conference you can enjoy wonderful weather, lightly burning sun, refreshing pool water and one of your favorite world famous DJ. The beat and the music that make you dance all night, interesting crowd, good friends made this pool party one of the BEST!
We rocked the boat with Martinez Brothers!!! March, Miami, 2013.
I had an amazing opportunity to enjoy LIVE music of Martinez Brothers at a boat party in Downtown Miami. There are things that you can find only in March and only in Miami during Ultra Music Festival and Winter Music Conference and one of those things was the party on a three-floor boat with incredible DJs – Martinez Brothers!!! It felt like it was a private event and everyone was a VIP! Incredible atmosphere with best music and cool people! It was such a GREAT time!!!
Electric Zoo, New York’s Premier Electronic Music Festival, returns to Randall’s Island Park on September 4th & 5th, 2010, over Labor Day weekend. Close out the summer of 2010 with the Electric Zoo 2010 at Randall’s Island Park. All ages, Open Air Festival 11am-11pm Each Day. 70+ Artists Over Multiple Stages (4 Stages). Once again bringing you the finest in techno, trance, house, and indie dance music. Last year over 26,000 people celebrated the inaugural festival, Made Event is very excited to announce the hugely anticipated 2010 edition bringing together the highest caliber of artists from across the many sub-genres of electronic music to New York’s premier open air festival. Experience the electronic music favorites in a background of beautiful greenery and stunning water views at Randall’s Island Park.
International DJ Expo Celebrates 20 Years in Atlantic City
It’s been more than 20 years since Vinny Testa, the publisher of DJ Times magazine saw a need for a publication to serve a little understood type of entertainer.
“I mean there were trade magazines for guitar players and musicians and everyone else,” he says in a telephone interview with Atlantic City Weekly. “I thought why not for DJs? And at the time, DJs were just starting to get hot.”
Two years later, with Jim Tremayne now as editor (who also spoke to Atlantic City Weekly), the two hit on an idea to hold a convention and expo for disc jockeys. Their choice of venue was Resorts in Atlantic City. But at the time, 1990, it was simply a logistical choice as Atlantic City hardly had an abundance of nightclubs and DJ venues.
“It was just centrally located,” Tremayne says. “There weren’t really too many venues in the city at the time that we used.”
But the idea worked, and about 800 to 1,000 aspiring young DJs showed up for that first expo.
