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There are artists who are make music first, and electronic second. They usually find themselves on the fringes of genres, taking in sounds from all over to create magic that is all their own. Bonobo is one of those artists. Rarely, if ever, thought in conjunction with electronic and the EDM boom, Simon Green often uses electronic elements infused with live instrumentation to create downtempo and

Webster Hall is heading into spring with a brand new type of party. Starting on 4/13 they will be hosting "Brite Nites" featuring artists like Dallas K + Popeska on 4/13 followed by A-Trak and Oliver on 4/20 and Myon & Shane 54 on 4/27! Webster always knows how to throw down, so there is no doubt these parties will be awesome...

Webster Hall’s marquee was lit up Saturday night with the names Pleasurekraft & Umek, a curious combination for those unfamiliar with their music. It was a warm day in New York City, the warmest since the fall, and the City was packed with people enjoying the warmer weather, out and about, but Webster played host to the hottest party of all...

Arriving to a packed ballroom at Webster Hall Friday night, Zedd, rose to cheers and cries from hundreds of adoring fans. Originally a one night gig, a second night was added after the overwhelming fan response. Both nights quickly sold out and Zedd along side Tommie Sunshine, Alex Metric, and Alex English made Webster Hall quake and clarified exactly why these shows sold out in hours flat... Rea

Friday, February 15th brought the return of two of New York City’s biggest superstars, Baauer and Just Blaze. As The Big League Tour began, there was an undeniable feeling that something legendary was about to take place, and it turned out to be something far beyond that...

The Dutch brother duo brought the house down on an eager crowd at Webster Hall last Saturday night. Although the aftermath of snowstorm Nemo blanketed the streets in soon-to-be-gross snow, it seems nothing could stop what was going to go down that night...

Jon Gooch’s highly successful ‘Teeth’ Tour is back again in North America, this time accompanied by the insanely talented and original, Mord Fustang. Fresh off of his “Death by Robot” EP, Feed Me graced the stage of Webster Hall for one of the first stops of his highly anticipated tour...

On a day that was supposed to have fire raining from the sky, many heavy bass fanatics were still flocking to Webster Hall to rock out with Canadian DJ/producer duo, Zeds Dead. The tour, named "Countdown to Oblivion," also played into end of the world hysteria...

The 26 year-old Oxford based producer, Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs, is a rare sighting stateside. Son of Professor Edward Higginbottom, conductor of the choir at the University of Oxford, Orlando Higginbottom is not your typical Electronic artist...

On December 21st, Zeds Dead’s Countdown To Oblivion Tour will stop at Webster Hall NYC. The canadian duo are on a retlentless tour around the world, which will continue through 2013. Accomping them is ℧Z, pernaounced “Uzi”, will bring a braage of twerk worthy Trap beats...