Better than: Going on an all night bender of Red Bull and Dance Dance Revolution at the neighborhood arcade
After its long-time hiatus, the legendary Juju Beats Festival swarmed the lawn of Oak Canyon Ranch in Orange. The party stretched until after 3 am, with freaky beats, bouncing bodies and insatiable neon party animals.
Our sorely missed music editor Dave Segal mentioned in his last column at the Weekly that OC hadn’t satisfied his taste for Techno and “fucked up sounds”, and he’s
Normally, a good full-body stretch isn't totally necessary before heading out the door on a Friday night. But after only a few hours spent bouncing to the beats of Bristol Sessions at Detroit Bar, you'll be glad you spent an extra minute loosening up those quads. Especially if you consider that OC's longest running House music club is celebrating all night for its seventh anniversary. And they're definitely going big on this one. DJ Garth, a pioneer of San Francisco House music, is dropping in
We warned you about this guy: Bad Boy Bill (pictured) is a rare nightlife soldier in a scene overrun with DJ debutantes. The Chicago house spinner can mix with the skills of the swiftest hip-hop battle DJ, but he reserves his weapons for his up-tempo cyclone sets. His quick mix style seems to be the lost art of an aging generation raised on mix-show radio, yet it's coming back with the push-button mix-and-match of the laptop kids. Mr. Bill gets the attention-deficit crowd hypnotized. The Bad
Erin WadeIn a club scene the constantly recycles DJ newbies, groupies and transplants in search for easy stardom, Jason Blakemore is a rare Southern Californian whose been spinning at the region's biggest events since the dawn of the '90s. The Laguna Beach native got his start at iconic Los Angeles raves in 1992 as DJ Trance, and soon was ubiquitous at the region's most iconic events, including those thrown by Insomniac (which recently laid claim to the largest electronic music event in North
