This Interview was done for the HARDFEST BLOG, we would like to thank MSO PR for asking us to repost. Hope you enjoy this as much as we did.
Yesterday, I sat down with Gary Richards to discuss the artists he booked to perform at the HARD SUMMER Music Festival this year. He told me about artists he’s excited to have on the bill, as well his curatorial vision for the 5th edition of LA’s largest music festival.
DB: Overall, what were you trying to accomplish with the HARD Summer line up? Is there ...
Nit Grit Seattle
By Jordon Goff
Sorry for the late post y'all but on March 30th, I had the opportunity to photography for the NiT GriT with Two Fresh show at Neumo’s in Seattle, courtesy of Field Of Noise. I first saw NiT GriT, AKA 24 year old Danny Beall out of San Jose, CA, at a small venue in Santa Cruz, CA, called Motiv, opening for Datsik. He played a short 45 minute set for a relatively small crowd, but something about his music, combined with his demeanor on stage, left an imprint on my mind. Yearning for more, a few weeks ...
Man, never have I experienced a St. Patty's like this.. USC took luck to a new level and made our heads spin. With headlining artists like Calvin Harris, ATB, Porter Robinson, Hardwell, Flux Pavilion, Dirtyphonics, Crizzly, and Johnny Monsoon 10,000 Seattlites had a night we'll never forget. Calvin's first performance here in the corner of the Northwest was a true treat and we hope he returns to blow our minds once again. Thanks to USC we had a fun and safe evening! Enjoy!
Field of Noise recently had the pleasure to interview DJ/Producer Robbert Van de Corput , better known as HARDWELL.
Chris of FON - So you started to DJ at an early age, 13 correct? what was it that made you want to be a DJ and where was your first gig?
HARDWELL - I started to DJ when I was 12 years old. I was always into music since I was like 6 years old. When I watched a show on Dutch MTV called The DJ’s with Tiesto, Ferry Corsten and many other DJ’s I knew I wanted to be a dj. My ...
I've said it before, I'll say it again, Insomniac knows how to put on a show. Nothing is taken for granted, weather its providing free water stations or making sure there are plenty of paramedics on hand, Insomniac keeps it on lock-down. Despite the rain, this years installment of Beyond Wonderland was no different.
The event had sold out weeks in advance and despite the onslaught of rain that weekend, fans showed up in a force equivalent to several army divisions. Dressed army attire of rainboots ...