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Crankdat with Deerock, ILLENIUM, and more

Apr 26, 2024 at 5:00 PM  ·  Raymond James Stadium, Tampa, FL Raymond James Stadium, Tampa, FL

Crankdat
Apr 26
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ILLENIUM is a GRAMMY-nominated, multi-platinum electronic artist, producer, and songwriter known for an emotionally charged sound. He survived a near-fatal heroin overdose in 2012, inspiring his phoenix symbol of rebirth and resilience.
Ohio-born Christian Smith, known as Crankdat, broke out with viral SoundCloud remixes. The bass-heavy, melodic EDM producer collaborated with Marshmello (Falling To Pieces) and DJ Snake (Big Bang), and released fan favorites STFU and Movement.
Croatian DJ/producer Matroda crafts distinctive "matrodasound" house music, fusing classical training with electronic beats. Celebrated for chart-toppers like "Disco Tool" and "Forget It", and collaborations with artists including Wax Motif and San Pacho. His Terminal Underground label champions his innovative style, impacting global dance floors.
Calcium (Adam Cooley) is a Texas-born electronic producer known for dubstep and riddim. Supported by Excision, Kayzo, Svdden Death and Subtronics, he released back-to-back EPs in 2021 on Never Say Die Records and Disciple, plus an EP on Bassrush.
Colorado-born producer and pianist Trevor Christensen’s Said The Sky blends emotional songwriting with cinematic electronic production and live instrumentation. He left Berklee College of Music and released albums Wide-Eyed (2018), Sentiment (2022) and Closer To The Sun.
Staten Island DJ/producer ACRAZE (Charlie Duncker) broke out with his rough house edit of Cherish’s “Do It To It” (2021, Thrive Music), earning iHeartRadio’s 2021 Dance Song of the Year and launching a Las Vegas residency at Hakkasan Nightclub.
ROSSY, from Liberal, Kansas, is an American electronic and dance music artist. She blends trap and classical elements, known for energetic performances. Her discography features the EP "HEAVENS DOOR" and songs such as "KARMA (With Jazz Cartier)", "RAGE", and "BOUNCE". She has collaborated with artists like Pauline Herr and Jazz Cartier, and is recognized for her boundary-pushing sound.
Kyle Domingo, aka GUDFELLA, is a Philippines-born, LA-based house DJ/producer with 113M+ streams. He’s played Coachella and Lollapalooza, released the debut EP Galleria, and broke out with the anthem Morning Coffee.
ALLEYCVT, a DJ and producer from Virginia, based in Los Angeles, crafts dynamic electronic music blending melodic dubstep, pop vocals, and heavy bass. Known for electrifying performances and a unique sound, her popular tracks include "ONE FOR YOU" (with Levity), "STRANGERS," and "BELIEVE" (with Level Up). She has graced major festivals and is recognized for her comprehensive artistry and environmental advocacy.
Deerock (Derek Attardi) is an electronic artist known for Billboard-charting dance singles and high-energy shows with Loud Luxury, Audien, and Two Friends. He supports cancer charities after his father's diagnosis.
Night Tales: electronic duo Kamaliza (Australia) + Aaron Bannie (UK); emotional, urban-leaning dance. 200M+ streams; Sony album Proof (2022); played Coachella w/ BLOND:ISH, EDC Mexico.
Moore Kismet, aka Omar Davis, is a genre-blending musician and multidisciplinary artist known for unique production and visuals. They’ve played Lollapalooza, EDC, and made Billboard’s 21 Under 21 thrice.
Dutch-born electronic producer Dion Timmer blends genre-spanning bass; “Shiawase” featured in Fortnite/Rocket League/Beat Saber/Roblox; collab’d w/ Excision, Zeds Dead.
Born into surf culture, ZUEZEU transitioned from professional surfing and videography to DJing in 2023. Known for hits like "I’m In Love" and "The Get Down," he toured North America, captivating audiences from NYC to Hawaii with his debut album "More Life." His unmatched DJ sets and diverse discography quickly marked him as a notable artist.

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Raymond James Stadium Raymond James Stadium Multi-purpose stadium Capacity: 69,218

About Raymond James Stadium

Raymond James Stadium, a 69,218-capacity multi-purpose stadium in Tampa, Florida, opened in 1998 as a publicly financed replacement for Tampa Stadium. It's famously recognized for its iconic replica pirate ship in the north end zone, which fires cannons during Buccaneers' touchdowns, creating a distinct and engaging atmosphere for NFL games, major concerts, and championship events.

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