There’s so much going on this weekend. Make sure to pace yourself because Sunday is action-packed and you definitely want to save some of your energy for that.
But first, kick off your Thursday evening at the Hard Rock Hotel’s 207 Club downtown as the 20th installment of SoundDiego LIVE kicks into high gear with headliners Republic of Letters and the Heavy Guilt. Garage to Glory winner Lessons From Zeke kicks off the night. I’ll be wearing my hostess hat and you can get on the guest list here. Since you’ll be downtown already, there are plenty of fun happenings to choose from including a Pendulum DJ set at Voyeur and ATB at Fluxx.
On Friday, America's Largest Paint Party, Dayglow, hits the Valley View Casino Center aka the Sports Arena with headliner Showtek. Deaf Threat, Designer Drugs, CaliParis, DJ IDeaL, Dropset and more rounding out the lineup. It’s 18-and-up with a full bar for those 21+ and you can get in on the presale here.
Saturday join me at Numb3rs in Hillcrest as Club Sabbat takes over the Front room and attached enclosed patio. DJ Bloodline joins me in spinning the best in gothic, industrial and everything in between. Kelly Formaldehyde will be merchandising her fabulous accessories and you can more info via this link.
Lots of Sunday Funday action with Dutch DJ/producer Hardwell at Wavehouse. The party starts at 11 a.m. and rolls until 10 p.m. TJR, No Body and Brazzabelle round out the lineup and you can get more info via this link. More pool party goodness from noon until 6 p.m. at Intervention with the German trance duo Cosmic Gate featuring vocals from Emma Hewitt. Either way you slice it, a great way to wrap up your weekend.
Get more Thursday through Sunday event info via my blog and I’ll see you on the dance floor!
Robin Roth is a familiar voice in the San Diego scene. She is on the air weekdays from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on 91X, plus she promotes and spins all over town. For more info about upcoming gigs, check out her event blog. Follow Robin on Twitter @robin_roth or submit your DJ listings here.
