Events : EDC IS GOING TO PUERTO RICO WITH ANGELLO AND ROMERO

The line-up to the latest incarnation of the Electronic Daisy Carnival, EDC Puerto Rico, has been revealed.
12th Planet, Excision, Knife Party and Pretty Lights are just some of the big names that will be appearing at the two day festival, which will take place at the Parque Luis Muñoz Marí­n on September 13 and 14.
Other major artists on the line-up include Nicky Romero, Victor Calderone and Steve Angello. The festival will also have a strong stable of local talent as well, with over 30 artists from the area set to perform at the event.
Head over to the festival’s official site to check out the full line-up as well as information about tickets.

Credit : MixMag

EDM : Electric Daisy Carnival New York: Day 1 Photo Recap

We spent our first day at EDC NY braving the massive crowd and the scorching heat as it bounced off the asphalt of Citi Field’s sprawling parking lot. Sampling the sounds and styles of the festival’s 5 diversely-curated stages, we found ourselves gravitating most to the Neon Garden tent. Tucked away deep in the corner, techno faithfuls sought shelter from the packed crowd, sweltering heat, and soundbleed that plagued the festival’s other stages.
Hop past the break to see EDC NY through our eyes.

Damian Lazarus takes a drag as he showcases new cuts from the Crosstown Rebels crew to warm up the Neon Garden crowd.

Danny Avila’s electro-centric set turned the Circuit Grounds into a steam room under the midday sun.

Mark Knight brought tech house to the Kinetic Field – extending his set over his scheduled hour after Chuckie got stuck in Manhattan’s midtown traffic.

This is what we call dedication.

EDC’s famous art installations were spread throughout Citi Field’s parking lots, giving fans more than just music to keep themselves entertained.

Canadian bass duo Zeds Dead changed the pace up at Kinetic Field with their unique brand of hip-hop infused dubstep.

Seth Troxler kept things SUPER weird under the Neon Garden tent.

R3hab gets airborne at the Circuit Grounds.

Ghost producer turned deep house phenom Maceo Plex twisted and contorted an atmospheric soundscape at Neon Garden.

La Roux performed her heavily remixed originals as the sun began to set on Citi Field.

Dubfire flexed his tech muscles, setting the stage for Richie Hawtin’s closing set.

Nicky Romero turned the energy up to 11 during his sunset set at the Circuit Grounds.

Borgore reminded fans that b*tches love cake at the bone-rattling Basspod stage.

Eric Prydz continued to assert his inevitable dominance of cerebral progressive house.

Headhunterz followed up Steve Angello with a breakneck-paced hardstyle set, sparking a fuse that set off the day’s most explosive crowd.

Closing out the ENTER stage, Richie Hawtin pieced together a flawless set of minimal techno.

ATB belts out “Smells Like Teen Spirit” during his closing set at Kinetic Field.

 Credit : Dancing Astronaut

EDC 2013 : Line Up Has Been Announced!!!

On May 17th & 18th, Citi Field will be completely transformed into an immersive landscape complete with over-the-top production, special effects, and multiple stages of world-class music! Today we are excited to announce your musical conductors for this year's EDC New York.

EDM : EDC New York May 17 & 18, 2013 at Citi Field

Electric Daisy Carnival (EDC) New York returns for 2013 on May 17 & 18 to a new venue, Citi Field.

Insomniac, the  mastermind production team behind many of the present day’s EDM events, has announced that Electric Daisy Carnival (EDC) will return to New York for a second time on May 17 and 18, 2013 at Citi Field. Last year’s EDC NY was touted an incredible success, with many complaining about the location due to travel difficulties. Those problems have been (apparently) solved. It remains to be seen if the move will be for better or for worse, but if there’s one thing we can count on it’s that Insomniac will put on a spectacular production with a lineup that can compete with any other premier electronic festival in North America.
Tickets for the event go on sale February 8, 2013 at 12 p.m. EST. Pacha NYC will again be involved with the production and promotion of the festival, further bolstering both the lineup and surely putting on some can’t miss after parties. Two-day general admission tickets will initially be priced at $159 with VIP tickets selling at $299 (before service fees). Layaway pricing option will be available this year, as has worked with other festivals such as Electric Zoo. If you’re looking to only go one day (for some strange reason), you can risk trying to grabbing one of the very limited number of single-day tickets at a later date.

“Based on the tremendous success of the first EDC New York in 2012, there was no question that Insomniac would return to the loyal fans in New York who truly enjoy the multi-sensory experience that we create,” - Insomniac CEO Pasquale Rotella.