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Even in May, Chicago still lives up to its nickname. Though the weather was cold, it didn’t dismay the DJs or fans that had traveled from across the country to the first Midwest Electric Daisy Carnival. Located South the city, The Chicago Motor Speedway provided a large backdrop to accommodate five unique stages. Some of the early arrivals explored the festival grounds freely, with many intrigued by the Wide Awake Cart, a small, mobile stage that cranked out tunes by some of the areas most popular DJs.

Any avide show or concert goer knows that the success of any live performance has just as much to do with the audience as it does with the musician. The two are locked into a symbiotic relationship wherein the musician, armed with songs, words, and sounds, conducts the emotions and happiness of the audience, and in turn the audience feeds the musician their love, approval, and energy.  Last night I had the pleasure of seeing the Dan Deacon Ensemble along side many of Baltimore's finest at the Current Gallery. Unlike his solo performances, where Deacon is renowned for playing at [...]

"Oh Yes, Oh Yes!" What we have here people of Daily Beat is a figure who revolutionises dance music. This […]

“Tomorrow can be a wonderful age,” once said the great visionary Walt Disney. “Tomorrowland attractions have been designed to give […]