Interstellar Los Angeles Tickets - LA Waterfront

Giolì & Assia

6 concerts

Giolì & Assia, a Sicilian duo blending techno, house, indie, and pop, are multi-instrumentalists, singers, and producers known for dynamic live shows and their Diesis Records label.

Sultan + Shepard

10 concerts

Montreal-born duo Slow Magic blend melodic house and progressive EDM. Known for remixes of Bruno Mars and Lady Gaga, Grammy-nominated and Juno-recognized, they've toured globally.

Bob Moses

3 concerts

Vancouver duo Bob Moses, formed by Tom Howie and Jimmy Vallance, blends rock and dance music. Known for "Tearing Me Up," they’ve won a Grammy and toured globally, including Glastonbury and Coachella. Their album "Battle Lines" was praised as one of Billboard’s Best Electronic Albums. They engage fans through livestreams and collaborated with ZHU on "Desire."

Cristoph

1 concert

Cristoph, a DJ from Northern England, draws inspiration from the Chicago house scene and artists like Sasha & Digweed. He gained recognition after releasing 'Alone' on Knee Deep In Sound and collaborates with Eric Prydz on 'Pryda Presents'. His 2018 hit 'Breathe', with Camelphat, achieved global success. Known for atmospheric productions, Cristoph continues to make waves in the dance music world, including collaborations with vocalist Jem Cooke.

Jody Wisternoff

5 concerts

Jody Wisternoff, pivotal in the UK's rave scene, co-curates Anjunadeep's hit compilations. As part of Way Out West, he achieved UK dance hits and acclaim. His solo tracks have over 70M streams, with support from top DJs. Known for his talent, Jody shaped modern electronic music.

John Digweed

3 concerts

John Digweed, born in Hastings, England, is a pioneering DJ and producer of progressive house. Known for his legendary marathon sets, he gained fame through collaborations with Sasha, notably the Renaissance and Northern Exposure series. Digweed topped DJ Magazine's Top 100 in 2001. As one half of Bedrock with Nick Muir, he created dance anthems and remixed tracks by New Order and Underworld. He's maintained a prolific output of mix CDs and live recordings, and owns Bedrock Records. His residencies, global tours, and notable appearances, like in the movie Groove, cemented his influence worldwide.

Maceo Plex

3 concerts

Texas-born Eric Estornel, aka Maceo Plex, is a Spain-based producer known for dark, introspective house and techno. Famous tracks include "Solar Detroit" and "Vibe Your Love." He's worked with Faithless, Johnny Jewel, and Liberty City, and mixed DJ-Kicks and Fabric series.

Korolova

4 concerts

Korolova, from Ukraine, is a breakout melodic house and techno DJ. She's performed worldwide, gaining 170M YouTube views, 70M streams, and a DJMag Top 60 spot. Known for Tomorrowland sets, EDC Las Vegas, and collaborations with labels like Tomorrowland Music, she's supported legends like David Guetta and Armin Van Buuren.

Lane 8

10 concerts

Born in San Francisco, Lane 8 is known for dreamy melodic house and founder of This Never Happened. With five albums, he blends techno, hip hop, and neo-trance.

John Digweed

6 concerts

John Digweed, born in Hastings, England, is a pioneering DJ and producer of progressive house. Known for his legendary marathon sets, he gained fame through collaborations with Sasha, notably the Renaissance and Northern Exposure series. Digweed topped DJ Magazine's Top 100 in 2001. As one half of Bedrock with Nick Muir, he created dance anthems and remixed tracks by New Order and Underworld. He's maintained a prolific output of mix CDs and live recordings, and owns Bedrock Records. His residencies, global tours, and notable appearances, like in the movie Groove, cemented his influence worldwide.

Marsh

6 concerts

UK-born Tom Marshall, known as Marsh, is a melodic house star from Anjunadeep. His soulful sound blends early 2000s trance and drum & bass. He's played at Printworks and The Brooklyn Mirage and is a DJ influenced by Eric Prydz and Sasha.

Jan Blomqvist

2 concerts

Jan Blomqvist, a Berlin-based electronic musician and producer, blends live instruments with techno, gaining fame for hits like "Something Wrong" and playing top festivals like Coachella.