Events

Dirtybird Campout West Knows How to Party
Claude VonStroke is throwing a party this fall to close out festival season, and you do not want to miss it. His award-winning record label, Dirtybird Records, is convening on the west coast for the 4th year in a row to take you back to their one-of-a-kind summer camp. This year’s lineup came out ready... Read more »

Santé Primed For Montreal Return – July 20 at DSTRKT w/ Lex & Wood, Anti-Anti
Berlin native Santé is a central figure in the new school of electronic artists championing musicality, skilfulness and creativity. His productions, many on his own record label AVOTRE, ooze character, charisma & humour. The European heavyweight makes his return to Montreal this month, touching down at Produkt’s DSTRKT on July 20th, where he will be... Read more »

En route to the AIM festival with Kenny Dope [Guest Mix]
The budding Montreal electronic music festival AIM returns this weekend. The renowned throw-down is back at the Parc Carillon in Saint-André d’Argenteuil with its biggest line-up so far. For its fourth edition, the festival will split into fives stages of different genres of electronic music – Techno, House, Trance, Bass and Organic. Repping the house sound among... Read more »

All Day I Dream Returns to LA Center Studios
Lee Burridge and friends have been traversing the globe in All Day I Dream’s Journeys of 2018 tour. The 35+ date trek encompasses over 10 countries, bringing ADID’s impeccable atmosphere of melodic house, eastern-inspired decor, and myriad of smiling faces together for what has become one of the world’s greatest party phenomenons. All Day I... Read more »

Amsterdam Dance Event announces first confirmed artists for 2018 edition
The Amsterdam Dance Event (ADE), the world’s largest festival and business conference for electronic music, today announced the first selection of artists for 2017. Among them are Bonobo, Charlotte de Witte, Colin Benders, GAIA, Jeff Mills, Laurent Garnier, Martin Garrix, Nina Kraviz, Orbital, Peggy Gou and Richie Hawtin. The organisers expect to welcome a record... Read more »

Check Out Some Photos From DJ Tennis & Dixon B2B in DTLA
Future Primitive decided to bring together 2 of the biggest names in underground dance music for a 7 hour takeover in the heart Chinatown in Downtown Los Angeles. Dixon and DJ Tennis both rose to fame as the audacious curators of Innervisions and Life and Death, respectively. To have both of these powerhouse take our... Read more »

CRSSD Fall 2018 lineup setting up for a blissed oceanside weekend
CRSSD Festival has released their phase one lineup for their return to the picturesque Waterfront Park in San Diego. This Fall edition, on September 29-30, will be hosting big names such as Bob Moses, Claptone, Dusky, to name a few. As always CRSSD will be providing a plethora of music like Mind Against, Yotto, Helena... Read more »

Future Primitive Brings Dixon and DJ Tennis to DTLA for 7 hours of B2B Action
Two of the most important labels of the last decade in underground electronic music have been Germany’s Innervisions and Italy’s Life & Death, led by Dixon and DJ Tennis respectively. Both are masterful curators whose singular emotive tastes have turned them into two of the world’s most admired selectors and label owners. The duo play... Read more »

Insider Insight: AIM Founder Francois Lebaron Shares Five Essentials For A Great Festival Production
The latest edition of our Insider Insight series welcomes acclaimed Montreal party thrower and DJ Francois Lebaron. He is driving force behind the budding electronic music festival AIM, which will host a variety of global stars from July 6th-8th at Parc Carillon, including the likes of Claude Vonstroke, Digitalism, Dubfire, Sasha, Lee Burridge and more.... Read more »

A Night in Review: Junction 2 2018
Better late than never. It may have been more than a week ago now, but Junction 2 is a festival that we won’t be forgetting anytime soon. It was this time last year that we headed to Parklife, so this year we thought we wanted to go somewhere closer to home. It was the festival’s third... Read more »