That's right, friends. The mastermind behind smash hits like "Funky Vodka", "What's Up Suckaz" and "Ode To Oi" is bringing his signature bounce style to the City of Brotherly Love. Having had a substantial year of performing at festivals such as Made in America & Stereosonic (check out our interview from MIA here), an ever-energetic TJR will be performing this Friday night at LiT Ultrabar for a night that will most assuredly be one to remember.

The trap Gods aka Flosstradamus will be blowing through Philadelphia this weekend on Saturday with some new tunes to wobble your brains with. They will be performing at the always raging Sound Garden Hall along side their tour mates, Been Trill and DJ Spinz. So get ready for a trapped out night in Philly! Get ready to hear new tunes from Floss on Saturday! Their new song "Most Pit" featuring Casino, which you can hear a preview of below. These two might be my favorite meme posters on the internet and if you don't follow them already...do! Tickets can be purchased HERE.

Ladies and Gentlemen, trance returns to Philadelphia this Saturday evening, bearing the name Simon Patterson. For those of you who are unaware, this name is synonymous with infectious good vibes. Having taken the #1 slot on the Beatport Trance charts 11 consecutive times and the host of his own radio show "Open Up", Patterson has received support over his illustrious career from Armin van Buuren, Paul Oakenfold, and Judge Jules, to name a few. All of this comes to a vivid culmination this weekend as Simon visits Philly for the very first time, performing a four-hour set that will take the audience from tech-trance to uplifting trance, yet making sure to hit all the genres in between.

On the behalf of Daily Beat, happy holidays! With Thanksgiving and Hanukkah just a few days away, there is a lot to be thankful for. And yes, Christmas and the New Years is oh so close as well. It has been a wild year for us, and I just want to personally thank you for being part of our journey thus far. We hope you enjoy time with your friends and family, and if you're in the New York or Philadelphia area this week/end, party with us at one of the many Wantickets events listed below!

This weekend is set to be one wild ride across the sphere of electronic genres. Our friends at Soundgarden Hall have not one, not two, but three epic evenings planned for the good people of Philadelphia, and believe me when I tell you that no matter what your taste, there is something for you. Ready? Here we go.

Last Friday night the riverfront of Camden was converted into a meeting ground for the electronic masses. The occasion? Lights Out: Dance With The Dead. Even though Halloween was the night before, thousands of fans converged on the Susquehanna Bank Center to enjoy the spirit of weirdness, dressed to the nines in eclectic costumes and apparel supporting their favorite acts. The night had an energy that you could just feel in the air. The first thing that I really appreciated was the diversity of the lineup. The show tapped into almost every genre that would fit with an experimental headline set. Co/Op brought the pump-up with electro basslines, going against the grain of HeRobust's heavy trap set and Candyland's Dubstep/OG swagger. For me, however, the most influential of the opening sets was Seven Lions, rocking the venue's population with uplifting progressive dub melodies and drops that kept you swaying with emotion.

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Time to get wet. An always energetic Krewella took to the stage, talking to the sea of thousands with the hype of a punk rock concert. As Rain Man took to the decks, Yasmine & Jahan got the crowd going with a set complete with live vocals and the consistent engagement of the crowd. Although I have to admit over the past few months I have fallen somewhat out of love with their productions, you can't deny that they puts on one HELL of a live performance. With a set that bounced from dubstep to drum & bass, electro to hardstyle, this lovable weirdo trio kept everyone on their toes and absolutely pumped up for the headlining set.