Tagged: BOO AZ

Earlier this month Never Say Die Records released the official remix collection for Zomboy‘s Rott N’ Roll Pt. 1, and it goes hard. The 8-track EP features 2 remixes for each of the undead dubstep lord’s latest. You’ll be hearing edits from … Read More →

Just over two weeks ago we filled RawhideEvent Center with ghoulish goblins, zombies, and huge amounts of bass. From start to finish both walls and bones were rattling. I had a chance to sit down with one of the many … Read More →

Close your eyes and imagine your mainstage woe, festie bestie, or rave biffle. You’re instantly flooded with memories of frolicking from stage to stage, drinking a $12 lemonade, and sharing some of life’s most magical moments. Together you’ve mastered “fun”. … Read More →

This past weekend, the second annual BOO! AZ was held at Rawhide. One artist on the lineup, in particular, Bro Safari, had the crowd going off. With many diversions of music, it’s obvious Bro Safari is well versed in what … Read More →

KSHMR announced a new track to be released tomorrow, and just in time for BOO! Arizona. He teased the new track, called “Underwater,” on his Instagram Wednesday with a 30-second clip featuring an upbeat house tune. According to the post, the track will … Read More →

With a lineup like the one we’ve got in store, this weekend will be one for the books! We’re starting things off with a bang at Monarch theatre with Stephanie and Lady Faith. Tucson is on for a treat Friday … Read More →

It was the third and final night of Valhalla Sound Circus, an annual bass pilgrimage held in Québec, Canada every summer. As Monxx was getting ready to hit the stage, clouds were pouring in and it started to rain on … Read More →

Tyler Marenyi, better known as NGHTMRE today, didn’t become NGHTMRE until he was at Icon Collective; however, he started producing back in 2009. Back then he used his nickname “T-mare” as his DJ name. When he was nearing the end of his term … Read More →

This week’s DJ to Watch I’d describe as similar to Bassnectar, but a little more G. The artist is G Jones; I’ve heard when he plays, not one of his shows are ever the same. Lucky for all of you, he will … Read More →