Originally posted by TIESTOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
“I’m very excited to announce my College Invasion Tour,” Tiësto says. “It provides a way for me to bring my show to new parts of the continent and to a new generation of music fans. American and Canadian college students have always played an important role in the development of musical acts and genres. I hope that this tour helps to establish dance music in the same way.”
So apparently he is targetting (selling out) to more college students (little kids) and high school kids (jailbait) to attract these people to his "BEST DJ IN THE WARLD EXPERIENCE!"
I doubt they would be interested since most kids nowadays are into Dubstep.
Subtle
This is all very important!
nefardec
Eh... this music has always appealed to the youngest kids.
Neonbeats
Kids that were into rock/metal/emo are now into dubstep/brostep. Dubstep did not take away from the normal population of kids that like house/trance.....they just added to the overall scene. Big reason why electronic music is so big right now.
Omar Little
denys envy
he's probably just trolling for a new g/f... wasn't his last ho like 18 yrs old? is he still hitting that or did she get too old for his tastes?
Omar Little
Monocle
quote:
Originally posted by Neonbeats
Kids that were into rock/metal/emo are now into dubstep/brostep. Dubstep did not take away from the normal population of kids that like house/trance.....they just added to the overall scene. Big reason why electronic music is so big right now.
So apparently he is targetting (selling out) to more college students (little kids) and high school kids (jailbait) to attract these people to his "BEST DJ IN THE WARLD EXPERIENCE!"
I doubt they would be interested since most kids nowadays are into Dubstep.
saluyamo
Smart move on his part. Although the thread title made it out as if he was opening a school to learn how to DJ
netroM
quote:
“Tiësto's Club Life College Invasion Tour” offers a new generation of fans the opportunity to witness one of the most legendary experiences in today’s live music world. Current college students may have missed Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd and the Rolling Stones, but they now have the opportunity to experience the world’s biggest DJ in their own back yard.
