AC Entertainment & Insomniac presents…..

Tiësto :: Wed March 30 :: Knoxville


...Tiësto – U.S. Tour | www.tiesto.com

Say hello to a new Tiësto. Yes, he's the world's most popular DJ. But the ceaseless desire to innovate that has pushed Tiësto to the top of his game, propelled him to seek out some of the best musicians around, wherever in the world they – or he – happened to be. 'I've worked with these handpicked artists because they´re people I admire hugely, and because they make my music better. It's more fulfilling for me to work like this, but a lot harder and more challenging.'

In the end, admits Tiësto, he's unsure how people will react to Kaleidoscope. 'It is completely different to what I did before,' he says cheerfully, adding that this is one of the reasons he´s set up an appropriately named new label, Musical Freedom, to release the album. 'I'm introducing more and more flavors of what people know as Tiësto. This is a record you can enjoy at home, not just on the dancefloor. But what is very important to me, is that every single track on the album will work when I play out too.'

He's not the world's greatest DJ for nothing...

Wednesday, March 30th 2011
Doors 9pm to 3am
This is an 18+ event
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@ The Valarium
112 Ramsey St., Knoxville, TN

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I've always wondered how an EDM show in the SE off the beaten path would turn out. Hope it goes well, let me know how the attendance goes?

So how'd this show do attendance wise?

Was Tiesto able to pack Knoxville without any trouble?

Tiesto recently came to Raleigh, NC. Didn't get to go, but heard he was really good.

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Originally posted by trancension I've always wondered how an EDM show in the SE off the beaten path would turn out. Hope it goes well, let me know how the attendance goes?

I your post is old but i just saw it, I saw oakenfold, sandra collins and grey area I think in 2003 in Nashville, the turnout was weak which was surprising for that time period. That is as much as I know about going that far off the beaten path. It seems Tiesto can pack any house now a days

I was at that show with Grey Area, there was about 1300 + people there. I wouldn't exactly call that weak for the size of Nashville at that time.

I opened for Tiesto a few years back here in Nashville on a Wednesday night and we had the place packed out. He played here a few weeks back and I believe they were at capacity.

Nashville overall does a fairly good job with the big names, and now with dubstep taking over, the shows are getting even bigger.

I don't get out much these days, but from what I told it's certainly not in decline.

That's cool.

2003 is a little far back. I was thinking more since 2009'ish. Sounds like the big names will fill a place regardless where it is though?

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Originally posted by Pete K I was at that show with Grey Area, there was about 1300 + people there. I wouldn't exactly call that weak for the size of Nashville at that time.

You know what i mean, it was an arena that was sectioned off with a curtain to accommodate the small number of people who were to attend, i am sure when the idea of the party was formed they were hoping for at least 5k or more. But yes, it wasnt weak but back then oakenfold still drew thousands no matter where he was. He was the big name replaced by others shortly after.

Last edited by Dream Beamz on Apr-16-2011 at 17:49