Tagged: borgore

All pods include admission for five people. Up to three additional people may be added upon entry for an additional fee.   A NOTE ON MASKS Please remember that a mask/face covering is required at all times. Halloween masks or … Read More →

Phoenix Lights Festival returns to The Park at Wild Horse Pass 🛸 Tickets On Sale Now! Tickets and info at PhoenixLightsFest.com The following is not allowed into the venue: NO Illegal Substances NO Drugs or Drug Paraphenalia NO Pets NO Massagers … Read More →

With 10 shows across the state, this weekend is one of our biggest of 2019! Friday, Chris Lake performs at The Pressroom as part of our Bluprint Series, LSDream will transform Shady Park into another universe, and Gerry Gonza & … Read More →

If you were going to use the word ‘infamous’ to describe an artist, Borgore definitely fits the bill. Known for his raunchy lyrics, death metal aesthetic, and having zero f*cks, he’s dominated the heavy sphere of EDM for years. From … Read More →

Asaf Borger, who you probably know as Borgore, has amassed a huge following over the course of the last decade. Since his 2012 collab, “Decisions” with the infamous Miley Cyrus launched him into the spotlight,  he’s kept the energy up, … Read More →

Relentless Beats & Culture Shock present Borgore on Friday, October 4, 2019 at Orpheum Theater in Flagstaff, AZ. This show is 18+.

MOONBOY is a budding new dubstep DJ with a lot of talent and energy to offer the dancefloor. Borgore is a master of his craft; he’s been in the game for over ten years, and in that time he’s created … Read More →

Following their early November release of “Get Money,” Gentlemens Club is back with another bass slap to the face with “Keep it Simple,” a heavy banger released on Zeds Dead’s label Deadbeats Records. The trio consisting of 50 Carrot, Coffi, and … Read More →

This weekend is one for the bass heads! Borgore brings his University tour to all of Arizona’s college towns like Tempe, Tucson, and Flagstaff. Friday night Bleep Bloop brings his experimental sound to Shady Park, while Lubelski provides a break … Read More →