Spain

Amnesia Ibiza

Joseph Capriati presents Metamorfosi Opening Party

Joseph Capriati Presents Metamorfosi

South Africa

south african house

south african pop

south african pop dance

Black Coffee

latin tech house

tech house

Dennis Cruz

United Kingdom

deep disco house

uk house

Damian Lazarus

Germany

Patrick Mason

Tony y Not

Hï Ibiza

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Dennis Cruz is a name you’ll constantly find at the top of the charts. This Spanish DJ and producer has become a pillar in modern tech house, and his scores of #1 records will prove it. His hard work and killer tracks have earned him high praise from tastemakers and press alike, including BBC Radio 1, Mixmag, and DJ Mag.

When young Cruz was 17, he began DJing while studying sound engineering. By the time he was in his early 20s, he’s already collaborated with several popular rock bands and hip-hop artists in the production studio. It wasn’t long before he began to create his own music, this time focusing on party-starting, epic dance floor music.

In 2013, he released a string of singles that would introduce his sound to the world. That same year he would debut his first label Lemon-aid Music. The label’s first release, Cruz’s single “Keep On Trying”, was a stomping house record that was no flair and all beat. After that, a string of releases on labels such as Solid Grooves, Hot Creations, Crosstown Rebels, Snatch!, and other notable institutions made Dennis Cruz a highly sought-after producer and performer.

Cruz has racked up numerous awards and achievements in the decade since that first release. His multiple #1 hits of Beatport have made him the site’s 3rd Best Tech House Artist of all time. Outside the studio, he’s made various appearances at BPM Festival and ADE, plus regular club sets at renowned institutions like Fabric in London and Privilege in Ibiza.


In October of 2021, Cruz hit another huge milestone with the release of his first full-length LP, 

 Informed by a lifetime of musical influences like funk, salsa, and flamenco to house and disco, the 10-track LP is full of surprises. It also features artists like Josh Butler, Ian Ludvig, Leo Wood, and more. Now with his own label, MÜSE, he’s shepherding in an entirely new genre of inspired artists and music to liven up any dance floor.

United States

house

minimal techno

Green Velvet

garage house

Honey Dijon

Italy

italian techno

techno

Joseph Capriati

CAAL

Mar-T

italian tech house

Luca Donzelli

dark techno

Marco Faraone

Russia

electra

russian electronic

russian techno

Nina Kraviz

Amnesia Opening Party 2024

deep house

uk tech house

Jamie Jones

East End Dubs

Ben Sterling

SYREETA

Bontan

minimal tech house

Archie Hamilton

Seb Zito

Netherlands

dutch tech house

Luuk van Dijk

bass house

Mason Maynard

Wheats

Paradise Week 10

Paradise

arab electronic

organic electronic

organic house

Bedouin

Israel

Saraga

Pacha Ibiza

Bedouin | Saga Week 6

Bedouin present Saga

Marco Carola

Toman

Music On Week 14

Music On

schranz

Carl Cox

PAWSA

Michael Bibi

The Martinez Brothers

melodic techno

Tale of Us

detroit techno

outsider house

Carl Craig

dance pop

electro house

moombahton

pop dance

Diplo

Cloonee

deep tech house

Cuartero

Enzo Siragusa

Chile

german techno

microhouse

Ricardo Villalobos

Türkiye

Carlita

Chris Stussy

LP Giobbi

Parco Dora

Kappa FuturFestival 2023

Blackchild

DC-10 Ibiza

Solid Grooves Closing Party

Mason Collective

Factory Town

Music On - Miami Basel

progressive house

progressive trance

trance

uplifting trance

Above & Beyond

Brazil

pop nacional

slap house

Alok

future garage

uk dance

Gorgon City

Belgium

acid techno

belgian techno

Amelie Lens

Benin

afro house

AMÉMÉ

jazz house

Barry Can't Swim

2manydjs

ukg revival

salute

alternative dance

big beat

electronica

Basement Jaxx

Beltran

melodic house

Ben Böhmer

german house

high-tech minimal

Boris Brejcha

dancefloor dnb

drum and bass

Chase & Status

melbourne bounce

Chris Lake

Chris Lorenzo

Desiree

France

Disco Dom

stutter house

Disco Lines

Dixon

Switzerland

swiss house

Jimi Jules

DJ Gigola

Eli Brown

Francis Mercier

Indira Paganotto

Keinemusik

nyc club

Layton Giordani

Mau P

deep techno

Mind Against

Massano

Pete Tong

dark disco

electro-pop francais

french indietronica

Polo & Pan

old school bassline

Sammy Virji

Sara Landry

Curaçao

dutch house

Shermanology

Loco Dice

Tinlicker

Tiësto

brazilian edm

Vintage Culture

Yulia Niko

Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival, commonly known as 

, is one of the most renowned music festivals in the world. Held annually at the Empire Polo Club in Indio, California, it has grown from a niche gathering to a global cultural phenomenon. The festival was founded in 1999 by Paul Tollett and Rick Van Santen of Goldenvoice, inspired in part by a 1993 Pearl Jam concert at the same venue. That show proved the site’s potential for hosting large-scale events outside the grip of major ticketing companies, paving the way for what would become one of the most influential festivals in modern music history.

Coachella’s first edition in 1999 featured an eclectic lineup including Beck, The Chemical Brothers, and Rage Against the Machine. Despite critical success, it struggled financially and took a year off before returning in 2001. Over the next few years, the festival gradually built its reputation, expanding its duration, scale, and audience. By the mid-2000s, it had become a must-attend event, attracting headliners such as Red Hot Chili Peppers, Daft Punk, and Radiohead. Its continued success led to its expansion to three days in 2007 and later to two consecutive weekends in 2012, offering identical lineups to accommodate growing demand.

The festival’s appeal lies not only in its diverse musical programming, which spans rock, pop, indie, hip-hop, and electronic music, but also in its dedication to visual art and immersive experiences. Large-scale art installations and sculptures are a signature part of the event, creating a surreal atmosphere that enhances the festival experience. Over the years, Coachella has hosted some of the biggest names in music, with iconic performances from Beyoncé, who delivered a historic headlining set celebrating Black culture, Paul McCartney, Lady Gaga, Kendrick Lamar, and Swedish House Mafia, among many others. The festival is also known for surprise guest appearances and once-in-a-lifetime collaborations that make headlines worldwide.

Coachella has built a reputation as one of the premier destinations for electronic music, with several stages dedicated to showcasing a wide range of sounds, from festival anthems to underground beats. The Sahara Tent is the biggest and most recognizable space for electronic music at the festival, featuring massive LED screens, immersive lighting, and world-class DJs delivering high-energy sets. Over the years, Sahara has expanded to accommodate growing crowds. For those who prefer a more intimate, underground club feel, head to the Yuma Tent. Known for its sleek, low-lit atmosphere, Yuma offers a more curated experience, with deep house, techno, and minimal sounds taking center stage.

Beyond these two powerhouses, electronic music is spread across other key stages. The Mojave and Gobi Tents frequently feature electronic acts, blending them with live performers and crossover artists pushing the boundaries of genre. The Quasar Stage was introduced in 2024 as an outdoor venue specifically designed for extended DJ sets, allowing artists to create deeper, more immersive sonic journeys. Then there’s the Do LaB, one of the most unique and beloved spaces at Coachella. Run by the creative Do LaB collective, this stage is famous for its interactive art installations, spontaneous surprise sets, and a lineup that includes house, bass, techno, and experimental sounds. Unlike the festival’s bigger stages, Do LaB thrives on spontaneity, often bringing out secret guests and creating an atmosphere that feels more like a community gathering than a traditional festival set. With these diverse electronic spaces, Coachella continues to be a mecca for dance music fans, offering something for every taste, from the biggest EDM acts to the deepest underground selectors.

Beyond music and art, Coachella has become a major cultural and fashion trendsetter. The festival is synonymous with bohemian-inspired outfits, influencing festival fashion trends globally. Brands have capitalized on this, launching exclusive collections inspired by the festival’s signature aesthetic. It has also played a significant role in the rise of influencer culture, with celebrities, social media personalities, and brands using the festival as a platform to showcase their style and presence.

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