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It was a sick show when he was at Wetbar. Lots of good good good music, whether it be dated or not. His transitions were a little weird at times, but his track selection saves him. As for what he's going to be playing this time, he just released a new Global Underground. Check that.
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As a person who loves Trance and House. I can safely say our Trance shows have been the biggest shows in Atlanta.
This has a lot to do with, for lack of a better phrase, fake fans coming to see PvD/Tiesto/Armin.
The only Trance set that I can remember that has been underpopulated since 2004 has been Above & Beyond. Laurent Garnier was even pretty crowded (and he was 21+) until about 2am when it started thinning out. Granted I can't come to all the shows and so there might be others. But as it is, PvD/Tiesto have actually sold out Tabernacle and the Gwinnett Civic Center or whatever that place was.
Music is music.
Bring both House and Trance DJs. Trance gets repetitive. But don't fool yourself into believing that House DJs are as popular as Trance DJs. As taboo as DJMag might be, it's a perfect example, Trance gets more exposure and is more popular. That's just how it is. It doesn't mean Trance is better, it really doesn't. But Trance is more popular and does draw bigger crowds.
We really need to work on getting 18+ weekend shows in the city. Monday and Thursday nights are part of the reason the shows don't get as crowded as they should. The only Friday events we had were 21+ at WETbar.
18+ Friday night events would draw more crowds, I wish there was a way to make this happen. I know Opera for example has basically top40 nights Friday/Saturday which are guaranteed money maker nights.
I do agree we shouldn't aim for the mega trance every show, that would ruin the "magic" that Schulz and company brings. But I definitely think the current number of Trance DJs coming through is lacking.
There are dozens of amazing Trance DJs out there that will bring the heat and I'm sure could draw a crowd if given the chance.
I travel to D.C. and Miami to see Trance DJs. Some people will travel from D.C. and Miami to come here if we had a Trance name like Nic Chagall or Aly & Fila. The names that Trance fanatics love but never get to see in the states.
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