Tagged: dancefestopia

As bass music has been making its way into the mainstream, a redundant amount of sub-genres have been coming about. If you use bass to describe the sound, you’re playing it safe, but other descriptors include dubstep, riddim, and hippie … Read More →

It’s been five months since I last sat down with JSquared at Dancefestopia in Kansas City, Missouri. Almost one year after crazing over their opening set for Trollphace in Chicago there I was on my first festival experience on a … Read More →

About a year ago, I was waiting for Trollphace to come on stage at the Portage Theater in Chicago, Illinois. There were some local djs opening up for him, so I decided to head in early to check them out. … Read More →

Other than the musical performances, the vast amount of artisans are what makes music festivals so special. They contribute heavily in keeping the setting sublime. At Dancefestopia, there were a handful of booths set up that contained paintings, handmade clothing, … Read More →

On Friday night of Dancefestopia, the rain began to plummet Kansas City. Running backstage, I came upon trailer number 3 and sat down with the sisters of Duelle. There were about seven or eight of us crammed into the trailer … Read More →

Ruts of mud were what you were greeted with when you entered the grounds of Dancefestopia. As people unpacked their cars of their camping gear, they struggled to get up the hill and through the mud. Setting up wasn’t the … Read More →

One of the most bass-tastic lineups of 2016, Dancefestopia, held in Kansas City, Missouri, is coming up this weekend on September 9, 10, and 11. As Borda Productions keeps posting pictures of the stage set ups, speakers, and the magical … Read More →

If you’re still deciding the next festival to go to or have come to the conclusion you need to experience one, Dancefestopia should be high on your list of options. Returning to Kansas City this year, the 2016 lineup contains … Read More →

Dancefestopia 2016 is going to be massive. This year’s new location is just 15 miles east of Kansas City at La Benite Riverfront Park. From September 9-11, Sugar Creek, Missouri is where you’ll find thousands of characters whom all share … Read More →