Get ready to dance into 2026 with Disclosure, bringing their signature euphoric energy to the festival! Experience the legendary Justice (DJ Set) — the French electronic icons are ready to light up the night with pure electro magic (and if you’ve seen their latest tour, oh my goodness is this worth your time). The powerhouse pairing MK b2b Kaskade promises an unforgettable mix of house and feel-good anthems. SG Lewis will deliver his signature groove in a DJ set that blurs the line between disco and dancefloor happiness. And for the grand finale — Skrillex b2b Four Tet — two of electronic music’s most innovative minds join forces for a set that is guaranteed to move everyone’s minds and bodies.

Phase Two also welcomes 33 Below, Canary Yellow, Cristoph, Essel, Jacques Greene, Joey Beltram, and more to the PROPER family — all bringing their own unique energy to this can’t-miss New Year’s experience. Additionally, another can’t miss is the Anjunadeep takeover. To have most of the label’s artists in one area is such a treat.

The full lineup is absolutely stacked — featuring Adam Beyer, Chase & Status, Claude VonStroke, Gorgon City, Green Velvet, Nora En Pure, Purple Disco Machine, Reinier Zonneveld (Live) and so many more of your favorite artists. Check out the entire lineup below!

Tickets + More Info

The countdown is on for this incredible San Diego event. Check out the website for tickets and more info!

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Now in its fourth year, PROPER has solidified its place as Southern California’s must-hit New Year’s tradition, blending world class talent, downtown views, and a top-tier production experience in one of San Diego’s most iconic venues.

The Lineup: Heavyweight B2Bs and Genre Legends

Headlining the weekend are Chris Lake and Four Tet, who will not only throw down solo sets but also join forces for a rare B2B. They’ll be joined by an elite cast including:

• Chris Lake B2B Four Tet – a one-off blend of UK bass, tech-house grit, and unpredictable energy
• Chase & Status – the UK drum & bass legends bring a rare U.S. appearance
• Adam Beyer – Drumcode’s techno general returns for another stadium-shaking set
• Kaskade Redux – deep, groovy, intimate vibes from one of dance music’s most iconic names
• Purple Disco Machine – disco-fueled house that’s both glamorous and floor-shaking
• Sara Landry – Texas-born techno queen and one of 2025’s most in-demand names
• Sammy Virji – bringing high-energy UKG and bassline flavors
• Nora En Pure, Yotto, Tinlicker (DJ) – melodic storytelling masters

And that’s just the top layer. Expect to see standout sets from:

• Green Velvet, Claude VonStroke, Gorgon City
• Chris Lorenzo, Noizu, Disco Lines, Eli & Fur, Flight Facilities (DJ)
• Hamdi, Odd Mob, it’s murph, Max Styler
• Layton Giordani, Reinier Zonneveld (Live), Walker & Royce

Breakthroughs like Hannah Laing, MPH, Nicky Elisabeth, Ranger Trucco, and Tinzo + Jojo will keep the energy alive across every set time. With more names still to come, PROPER 2025 is shaping up to be the festival’s most complete and genre-expansive edition to date.

PROPER’s 2025 edition goes deep with live sets, underground names, and rising stars from across the globe all stepping into the spotlight.

The Setting: Downtown San Diego at Full Power

Petco Park’s sprawling field and open-air layout will once again transform into a festival playground with multiple immersive stages, expansive viewing lawns, and 360° skyline energy. This year, FNGRS CRSSD is reducing capacity, expanding the footprint with a fifth stage, and even offering a happy hour to kick off each night.

Add to that improved street closures and faster entry points, and this is shaping up to be the most comfortable, dialed-in PROPER yet.

The FNGRS CRSSD Standard

Brought to you by the minds behind CRSSD Festival, PROPER is the high-gloss after-dark counterpart to San Diego’s signature house and techno festival brand. Following CRSSD’s 10-year anniversary, this New Year’s edition caps off a landmark year for FNGRS CRSSD one filled with forward momentum and fearless curation.

Ticket Info

• Alumni Presale → Tuesday, 9/9 @ 12PM PT
• SMS Presale → Wednesday, 9/10 @ 12PM PT
• General On-Sale → Wednesday, 9/10 @ 2PM PT

Presale access available now at PROPERNYE.

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Set in Long Pond’s woodlands, the multi-day camping festival embraces sustainability with an on-site solar farm and offers interactive art, large-scale installations, and a Health & Wellness lineup with yoga, sound baths, and workshops. The festival’s participatory culture thrives in Vibe Villages, where attendees create pop-up performances and immersive experiences.

Elements also promotes social impact through its Art of Change program, focusing on environmental change in 2024. Applications for 2025 participation are opening soon. Passes, including the new “Entourage Pass” for exclusive access, are now available, with various lodging and shuttle options from Northeast cities.

Elements Festival features four main stages inspired by nature: Fire delivers high-energy performances, Earth creates a dreamlike landscape, Air offers a secluded woodland retreat, and Water transforms into a vibrant, immersive playground. Check out the lineup below:

The phase two lineup impresses with a diverse array of artists spanning all styles of electronic music. Fans can look forward to a special Kaskade (Redux) set, delivering his signature deep and melodic grooves, while masked house enigma Malaa vs Malaa’s Alter Ego takes the stage for a one of a kind performance. Dance music enthusiasts can also catch the infectious energy of J.Worra, the electro-synth drops of INZO, Oliver Helden’s underground alias Hi-Lo, the eclectic fan-favorite Justin Jay, and the dynamic pairing of Airwolf Paradise B2B Torren Foot. Rising talents like Mary Droppinz, Max & Dana, and N2N will also bring fresh sounds to the stage.

For hard-hitting sonics, expect high intensity sets from Crankdat, the mysterious masked producer Deathpact, and the atmospheric sounds of Devault while the lineup also features B2B throwdowns fromInfekt B2B Distinct Motive, Eater B2B Flozone, and OkayJake B2B STVSH. Up-and-coming artists like Drinkurwater, Villager, Wakyin, and Wenzday are set to showcase their cutting edge sounds, in addition to avantgarde production duo Paperwater and the euphotic stylings of Nimino bringing something unique to the mix.

The phase two additions add to an already stacked lineup featuring celebrated chart-topping superstar Illenium, world renowned electronic musician deadmau5, electronic visionary Rezz, Deadbeats label heads Zeds Dead, high priestess of hard techno Sara Landry, and energetic performance duo Sofi Tukker (DJ Set).

Additional highlights include forward thinking producer Liquid Stranger, the return of legendary house act Claude VonStroke, trip-hop pioneer Tipper, UK drum & bass flag bearers Chase & Status, and the larger than life DJ Diesel aka Shaquille O’Neal. The full lineup also features rock-influenced dance favorites Sullivan King B2B Kayzo, meteoric electronic acts Levity and Tape B who will play individual sets in addition to a B2B, dutch sensation Mau P, techno powerhouse Eli Brown, piano-house icon LP Giobbi, and so many more. 

Tickets on sale now at: https://www.elementsfest.us/

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Prepare To Launch

The venue consists of a massive 18,000+ square ft hangar turned into club, and ranked 39th in the DJ Mag Top 100 Venues poll in 2023. As the night progressed, harder and faster beats would reign the sets, while everyone kept dancing and turned the warehouse into the Volcano Stage. The inside felt like An upside down airport runway with massive led screens and light beams that pulsed throughout the weekend.

If you wanted some air you could step outside to find the remaining stages. The Tsunami stage was an expansive outdoor stage that hosted some of the grooviest soundscapes. With a hard surface that remained solid during the harder rain days. The cold breeze did not stop anyone from having a blast and dancing til the end of each night. Logistically the layout was pretty easy to navigate.

Security was respectful and professional, with metal detectors and wands to double check. I did not see any major safety concerns. There were just enough food truck options, including vegan choices! Moreover, there was a water station outside and water coolers in the hangar, as well in the afterparties. There were some vendors, including a harm prevention booth by Safe Circles ATX, giving out testing kits and Narcan. Shoutout to 6AM for having a booth as well, definitely one of my favorite teams that host unhinged events in LA.

The smallest stage had lots of magic in it, therefore honoring the name The Realm. A small tent with nothing but amazing energy, sick beats, and a minimalist, bunker-like atmosphere. You could find some of the best regional up and coming underground DJs, and some special second sets by our headliners.

The House Of House

There is nothing like a diverse collection of some of the best House acts in the world. Most sets blended so many different styles of House and Techno. If you wanted some Bass House and Tech House you had Mau P and Chris Lake, with their own afters. Then you had Chicago’s underground princess Azzecca and Super Creep’s VNSSA, with delicious dark grooves, heavy beats, and amazing energy.

Wax Motif rode the Tsunami stage with his G House mastery. He involved softer melodies and mixed in high octane tracks, making it a powerful and one of the most diverse sets in the Festival. Astra Club was a divine encounter of Carlita and DJ Tennis, giving the audience great Melodic-Afro House. Lastly, we couldn’t move onto the next segment until we honor Kaskade’s Redux set. Not only was the rain at its hardest, but it was the very last set at the Tsunami Stage. He delivered soothing Deep House. With the release of his newest ‘Redux 006’ EP, he gathered the audience like a wave and made everyone transcend spiritually. He included some deeper mixes of some of his best tracks, and added some of his Kx5 songs. Truly in awe with that set.

Techno Time

If you felt that House wasn’t hitting the spot you turned into the dark side. The Techno was technoing, I mean it. The adrenaline during the techno sets transformed everyone into feral animals. Even the Melodic Techno sets were so spooky and high energy I got scared for a second.

Space 92, T78, and Eli Brown brought their A game delivering nasty sets that melted everybody’s face into lava. Anfisa Letyago and Patrick Mason blew everyone away with heir sets. Besides, Saturday and Sunday had the highest bpms of the weekend. Saturday’s after party felt like an initiation into a witch coven, a techno coven. The high priestess of Hard Techno Sara Landry invoked accelerated tracks with massive amounts of bass and obscurity. Jenna Shaw made her Seismic Debut opening for Sara with a crazy selection of songs that transported us into the Twilight Zone. Finally, Chippy Nonstop gave us the fine arts of Acid into the end of Night 2.

It did not stop there, as Techno Shamans Klangkuenstler and 999999999 closed down the Volcano Stage with the most twisted sets full of Schrank and the best energy I’ve felt inside a venue in a while. When we had to give our heartbeats a break, we had beautiful Melodic Techno acts. Those Shadows immersed us in a new journey of self discovery with their tunes. And the weekend ended with a powerful show with Korolova b2b Franky Wah. The pair closed down an epic weekend with some of the best progressive tunes. The last song played was ‘Be Strong’ by Korolova, really encompassing the Seismic Experience.

Final Notes on Seismic 6.0

For being a “boutique festival” with only 3 stages in a relatively small venue, it truly packs a punch. The vibes were A+, even though the production was minimalistic. The organizers did an amazing job at making the event fill gigantic with the selection of artists, while providing an intimate insight into the underground scene. I’m wishing nothing but the best for Seismic.

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Check out Cybotron (live), Bonobo (DJ Set), Three 6 Mafia, and Carl Craig ft. Jon Dixon (live) for some hip hop and techno. Kaskade is playing under his underground alias Kaskade Redux. Drumcode recording artist Ida Engberg is there. Paul Woolford is performing under his coveted alias Special Request. Don’t forget Stephan Bodzin (live), Zeds Dead performing as Zeds Dead (Altered States) and so many others.

Lastly, Detroit favorite Moodymann returns alongside Caribou, DJ Seinfeld, Masters At Work, Robert Hood (live), Green Velvet, DJ Minx, Dom Dolla b2b John Summit. House, techno, underground, hip hop, Chicago. From mainstays to first-timers, seasone vets and future generations of electronic music, this is a stacked lineup sure to slay. Many greats have come through here, so expect this year to be just as grand. Check out the lineup flyer below for more.

“It’s been 24 years since we last danced together in Detroit. We’re obviously a million light years past excited to be back with you in May at Movement Festival.” 

Underworld

Since its inception, Movement is dedicated to bringing fans a completely original experience to Detroit. Three-day and single day passes for GA and VIP are available here.

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Korolova, Themba, James Hype (Sunset Set), Gioli & Assia, Calussa b2b Malone, Francis Mercier, Chapter & Verse, Yotto, Luke Alexander, Bryan Softwell, and Lucky Rose will all perform at We Belong Here next year. Back in November, organizers announced the first two headliners of the festival in Kaskade, who will play a special 3-hour Redux set, and Lane 8 who will perform a sure-to-be stunning 3-hour sunset set.

As well as the return of the ever-popular beach stage, there is also the addition of a brand new, third stage with over 40 more artists still to come. The unique circular stage known as the first-ever 360 Experience, which puts you right in the heart of the musical action, will also come back this year on the grounds of We Belong Here, with further innovations.

Moreover, We Belong Here offers lux amenities for all, including lounge seating, trailer-style restrooms, and expansive wetlands. Add all of this to the sweeping views of the bay and the Atlantic and you got yourself a really great time. We Belong Here is all about radiating positive, uplifting, and feel-good vibes. As a matter of fact, it is reflected in the line-up which is genre-diverse yet melody-focused across the house and techno spectrum.

Tickets start at $159 for full weekend VIP Admission and are available here. 

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This year’s event welcomed over 5,000 attendees and hosted artists like Nora En Pure, Purple Disco Machine, Joel Corry, Don Diablo, Lost Frequencies, and many more.

Full weekend and single day tickets for the 2023 festival will go on sale next Tuesday, November 22nd. You can sign up for presale here.

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Over the weekend, Kaskade released his anticipated ‘Redux 004‘ from the fan-beloved series after teasing tracks ‘Sexy‘ and ‘Love Like That‘. Beyond the aforementioned tracks, there are two additions titled ‘Find Love‘ and ‘Feel It‘. This new body of work sees its release via the producer’s own label, Arkade. In tandem, Kaskade took to his Twitch channel to stream a ‘Redux 004’ set.

Today’s #REDUX 004 LIVESTREAM:
✅No beer lines
✅Totems will not block stage view
✅Clean Bathrooms
✅No overzealous security
✅Space to dance
✅No dress code
✅FREE
Yes, this is the event you’ve been asking for.
4 PM Pacific
Instagram Live || Twitch
(https://t.co/IDaOsr4MbX) pic.twitter.com/0zwCpxVu9T

— Kaskade (@kaskade) April 4, 2020

Kaskade’s ‘Redux’ concepts call back upon some of the house roots of dance music which the tracks center around. When it comes down to shows, they’re meant to be intimate experiences in chosen venues.

Tracks

Starting off, ‘Love Like That’ featuring Dani Poppitt, plays on swaying calm melodies with a deep backbone. Following, ‘Sexy’ with Kosha Dillz hosts a bouncy feeling reminiscent of a party environment especially considering its vibrancy.

Switching gears, ‘Find Love’ sends a hopeful tone with the vocals underneath its tepid nature. Concluding the EP, ‘Feel It’ finds a wavy approach through its pads and light rhythm in comparison to the previous tracks.

When it comes to touring, things will become more clear with time as the situation around COVID-19 calms down. Regarding any information, you can find dates scheduled throughout the year on Kaskade’s website here. For the time being, this body of work can keep us company along with any streams in the foreseeable future.

Listen to Kaskade’s ‘Redux 004’ below.

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4 Tour Dates, 4 Cities

Commencing his REDUX 004 tour, Kaskade will be debuting his first performance at Club Space in Miami on March 5th. As he expressed on twitter, “I have been trying to make this happen for years (yes YEARS).” Aligning with the day of his REDUX 004 EP release, Kaskade will perform at Petco Park in San Diego, April 4th.

On April 17th, Kaskade will head to the interactive art venue of Meow Wolf in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Yes, this is where you enter the club through a refrigerator and down the rabbit hole you go. Lastly, Show #4 of this tour ends at the Brooklyn Mirage on May 30th.

Ticket Information

With a couple of months away from the big day, we can expect Kaskade’s REDUX 004 EP to be nothing short of amazing. Kaskade’s Redux series is a beloved platform in which he uses to return to his roots with deeper sounds. The redux tour typically involves Kaskade performing at smaller, more intimate club venues versus the lavish arenas or massive festivals. Pre-sale tickets for Kaskade’s REDUX 004 Tour will go on sale Thursday, February 6 at 9 am PST. General ticket sales begin Friday, February 7 at 9 am PST.

Sign up at www.kaskademusic.com for all things 004, including early access to limited tickets. Don’t sleep on this!

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Earlier this week, Kaskade shared on his social media pages that he had uploaded the memorable set to Youtube for everyone’s viewing and listening pleasure. If this is your first time listening to a Redux set, you should know it’s a bit different from his regular festival sets. The artist’s Redux sets emphasize his older style and constitute more of his classic tracks.

This was definitely a special occasion for Kaskade as well as a treat for Kaskade Redux fans. After his memorable sunset set, the artist went on social media to express his feelings:

In response to his question, I’m sure fans all around the world would appreciate seeing more Redux sets planned for the future. Let’s hope the positive responses fuel that to fruition.

If you’ve yet to catch one of Kaskade’s special Redux sets, I highly recommend that you do. Until then, check out this video of his Fall CRSSD set below. If you’re curious to know the tracklist, it is posted below for your listening pleasure. Enjoy!

Kaskade CRSSD 2019 Set

Kaskade CRSSD 2019 Tracklist

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