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On April 27th, 2024, the Drumsheds will witness the culmination of the Spring/Summer season with a show that’s shaping up to be a monumental event in the music world. Meduza and James Hype, two titans of the DJ realm, are set to present “Our House,” a collaborative venture that’s been the talk of the town. Born from a shared vision of innovation and a flair for the dramatic, “Our House” will be an immersive journey into the darker, more electric aspects of their musical personas.

The significance of this event is multi-faceted. Not only is it the biggest “Our House” show in London to date, but it also marks the first time this concept has been brought to the city. This venture comes on the heels of their resounding success at Hi Ibiza during the summer of 2023, where the duo’s chemistry and shared musical vision were on full display. At the Drumsheds, fans can expect a similar electrifying synergy, but with a unique twist tailored to the London audience.

The structure of the event is equally exciting. Both Meduza and James Hype will perform solo sets, allowing each artist to showcase their individual styles. However, the pinnacle of the night will undoubtedly be their back-to-back set – a rare opportunity to see two masters of their craft blend their skills in real-time. Adding to the anticipation, the event will feature a stellar lineup of supporting acts, details of which are eagerly awaited by fans.

Tickets for this groundbreaking show are now available. As the date approaches, the buzz is palpable, with fans and critics alike predicting “Our House” at the Drumsheds to be an unforgettable chapter that simply cannot be missed.

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The second annual Jackpot event, organized by RVLTN Events and the Downtown Las Vegas Events Center, is scheduled for December 30th, targeting the 18+ audience. This year’s event promises a diverse and thrilling evening with a lineup featuring prominent artists such as Kaskade, ARMNHMR, Deorro, Good Times Ahead, Mashbit, SAYMYNAME, and YOOKiE.

Kaskade, renowned for his dynamic and engaging performances, is set to headline the event. The Downtown Las Vegas Events Center will transform into a vibrant venue filled with light and sound as the evening progresses. Other notable acts include Deorro, known for his high-energy performances, and bass-heavy artists like Good Times Ahead, SAYMYNAME, and YOOKiE, who are expected to deliver an immersive musical experience.

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The Jackpot festival extends beyond music, offering a sensory experience with an impressive stage setup, synchronized lighting, and visual effects. The event, held at the Downtown Las Vegas Events Center tent, aims to create a unifying atmosphere for a diverse crowd of music enthusiasts.

In addition to the musical performances, the festival will feature branded activations and a variety of food options. The event opens its doors at 6:00 p.m. While it is primarily aimed at the 18+ demographic, VIP table service will be available for guests 21 and over. The Jackpot event represents an intersection of music, community, and shared experience in the heart of Las Vegas.

In the heart of nightlife hotspots like London, Ibiza, and Milan, there’s a fresh wind blowing, calling us back to the origins of club culture. Our House, that tight-knit ensemble of Meduza and James Hype, seems to be onto something significant, highlighting a ubiquitous habit that’s inching us away from the true essence of house music.

With techno’s early days rooted in the intimate dance floors of Detroit, the scene emphasized raw connection — a dialogue between DJ and dancer, every beat a shared heartbeat. Yet, with smartphones becoming an integral part of the nightlife, the bridge between the music and the audience seems interrupted. Our House sheds light on why a rethink might be necessary:

1. Living in the Now: The magic of clubbing has always been about immersion. If we’re too engrossed in capturing moments, are we truly experiencing them? The euphoria, the spontaneity, the rhythm – they’re all felt, not filmed.
2. Club Etiquette: Clubbing’s golden rule? Respect. Filming without a nod can intrude on that personal space everyone’s entitled to when lost in music.
3. Artists’ Viewpoint: Remember the days when DJs connected with the crowd through beats and eye contact? The artists of Our House sure do. They yearn for that tangible connection, rather than a sea of screens.
4. Experience Over Exposure: The quality of memories doesn’t lie in the quantity of videos we capture but in the depth of the experiences we dive into.

So, what’s Our House’s remedy?

• Spreading Awareness: By fostering conversations around mindful clubbing at their shows, they hope attendees might think twice before hitting ‘record’.
• Reimagining Event Protocols: Emphasizing the essence of the present, they advocate for enjoying the event first-hand, letting official documentations be the memory keepers.
• Relying on Community: By drawing in artists and attendees alike, they aim to nurture a self-regulating ethos where genuine experiences trump digital memories.

And the first steps? Three big nights are on the horizon: Our House ADE on 20th October 2023, Our House Radius Chicago on 30th December, and Our House Echostage Chicago on 31st December 2023. Here’s to rediscovering the soul of clubbing, as Our House leads the charge back to where it all began.

In the eclectic and ever-vibrant South Florida nightlife, Kemistry is set to emerge not just as a new venue but as the new epicenter for dance culture, where the community comes to immerse themselves in an experience crafted for the senses. It’s a space that’s less about who is playing and more about the collective vibe that every visitor brings to the dance floor.

At Kemistry, the ethos is simple: experience first. Here, 130,000 watts of RCF sound system power isn’t just a number—it’s a guarantee that every beat will be felt in the bones, every melody will resonate within. The sophisticated arrangement of RCF HDL 50 line array tops and dual 18-inch 9006 sub cabinets doesn’t just play music; it breathes life into the very air of the venue.

But what’s a beat without a pulse? The visuals at Kemistry are set to stun. Think a 4K video wall that bends reality, Kvant lasers that sketch dreams into the dark, and a network of Chauvet lights that drench the night in color. It’s not just a backdrop; it’s an ever-shifting painting that keeps time with the music.

Then there’s the flavor of the place, from the themed uniforms styled by In the Night Designs to the specialty cocktails that could rival the main stage for their inventiveness. And with the tactile presence of Marcy Minx’s custom art, even the walls pulse with the beat.

Kemistry’s doors swing open from Wednesday to Saturday, from the first note at 10 PM to the last echo at 4 AM. And for those who prefer their beats served with sunshine, the upcoming brunches promise to extend the rhythm into daylight.

It’s a different kind of venue—where the nights are tailored not just to the tracks played, but to the experiences created. It’s a tribute to the culture of EDM, inviting everyone to be part of the melody that will define South Florida’s nights.