Eric Prydz teases Pryda summer tour
Eric Prydz has teased a new Pryda summer tour.
The Swedish superstar took to Twitter to share the following post hinting at dates throughout June, July and August.
Back in January, Prydz announced a five-date Pryda tour that took back across February and March.
Eric Prydz teases brand new audio-visual live show, VOID: Watch
Eric Prydz has shared a new teaser video from his brand new audio-visual live concept show, VOID.
After having to cancel his appearances at Miami Music Week due to “an acute medical condition”, including sets at Ultra and a b2b with Adam Beyer as Cirez D, the beloved DJ/producer has revealed that the new show will debut at Creamfields’ Steel Yard on Friday 23rd August.
Eric Prydz cancels all Miami Music Week shows due to “acute medical condition”
Eric Prydz has cancelled all three of his Miami Music Week shows due to an “acute medical condition”.
Prydz revealed the news in a tweet last night (26th March). He said, “I am really sorry but due to an acute medical condition I am unable to travel or perform in Miami this week.
“I am truly gutted to miss any shows but especially Miami as this is one of my favourite times of the year.”
Eric Prydz locks brand new Las Vegas residency starting next month
Eric Prydz has announced on Twitter that he’s starting a new residency at KAOS Las Vegas on April 13th.
Held at Palms Casino Resort, Prydz' tweet links through to the KAOS site which promises: “Exclusive residencies. 100,000 square feet. Vegas’ biggest club is like no other. Your greatest night awaits—only at Palms.”
Adam Beyer b2b Cirez D locked for open-air Las Vegas show
Cirez D and Adam Beyer have confirmed the debut of their b2b show in Downtown Las Vegas.
Set to take place at new open-air venue the Downtown Las Vegas Events Center, the date, scheduled for Thursday, May 16th, follows on from joint shows in New York and Los Angeles late last year as well as the debut of their b2b show in Miami a year ago.
The pair have promised an extended set for the appearance and is their only confirmed performance in the city this year. Tickets are on sale now.
Eric Prydz locks Pryda show in Newcastle
Eric Prydz, Swedish superstar and famed nervous flyer, has announced on Twitter that he is returning to Newcastle to play as Pryda. He will be DJing under his progressive moniker for Shindig at the city’s Digital club on Friday 7th June.
With tickets, costing £20-£28, going on sale at 10am on Friday (1st March), the date comes just over a year since he last played in the city as Eric Prydz, supported by Cristoph and Scott Bradford.
EDC Las Vegas teases Adam Beyer b2b Cirez D headline slot
EDC Las Vegas has teased an Adam Beyer B2B Cirez D headliner for this May.
After a number of well-received B2Bs in the past, including a three hour set at Hollywood Palladium, Adam Beyer and Cirez D (Eric Prydz) seem to be committing to it as a recurring partnership, having been locked in for Creamfields this year.
Tomorrowland locks Nina Kraviz, Stephan Bodzin, Maceo Plex, more for 2019
Tomorrowland has announced the latest wave of artists to play its 2019 edition, with Eric Prydz, Maceo Plex, Nina Kraviz, Zeds Dead, Fjakk, Stephan Bodzin, Steve Aoki and Sven Väth amongst those heading to De Schorre park in the Belgian city of Boom.
Tomorrowland spans two weekends in July. The first runs from Friday 19th to Sunday 21st July while weekend two takes place from Friday 26th to Sunday 28th.
Parklife locks Eric Prydz, Major Lazer, Disclosure, more for 2019
Parklife has announced Eric Prydz, Major Lazer, Disclosure, The Streets and Chase & Status among the headliners for this year's Manchester festival, which runs Saturday 8th and Sunday 9th June.
The likes of Adam Beyer, Bicep, Marco Carola b2b Jamie Jones, AJ Tracey, DJ Mag Best of British winners Camelphat, Solomun, Mall Grab, Daniel Avery, Ricardo Villalobos, Helena Hauff, Maceo Plex and Peggy Gou are also set to play.
Lost Frequencies shares 10 tunes that inspire him
Rocketing into the Top 100 in 2017 at No.26, Belgium’s Felix De Laet has enjoyed an equally rocketing career trajectory since he broke into the big-time with his breakthrough 2014 smash, ‘Are You With Me’. Establishing a partnership with Armin van Buuren’s iconic Armada camp, where he dropped his ‘Less Is More’ album a few years later, including breakthrough hits ‘Reality’ and ‘Are You With Me’. Felix says the biggest development this year was his live debut at his country’s Tomorrowland festival.
Wankelmut 'One Day'
“This is the track that got me into the deep house kind of vibe that I love so much, guitar sounds and good vocals — love it.”
Compuphonic 'Sunset'
“This influenced me because of the use of the synths and the cool delay sounds — and again a cool mix of energy and emotion.”
Avicii & Philgood 'A New Hope'
“An unreleased track unfortunately but so good. I’m a big electro house fan and this is definitely one of my favourites.”
Marshall Jefferson 'Move Your Body (Tchami Tribute)'
“Amazing track by Tchami! Tchami was really one of my favourite producers around a few years ago, his sound design AND creativity were insane — and still is!”
Fisher 'Losing It'
“Any track by Fisher is amazing. Fisher is an amazing mix of accessible good vibes tech-house and aggressive sounds at the same time. It was a perfect insight for me on how I could grow as a producer if I wanted to go deeper.”
Netsky 'Iron Heart'
“The production behind this track made me fall in love with Netsky. Everything he released is pure magic, and I’m so happy I got to make a track with him.”
Zonderling 'Tunnel Vision'
“Zonderling inspired me with their take of 'Domino' by Oxia, but once they put out 'Tunnel Vision', they really created something unique and amazingly powerful.”
Flume 'Insane'
“I had to pick a track from Flume. Flume inspired me and keeps on inspiring me on sound design and production, mixed with feelings and electronic sounds. By far my favourite producer of the last five years.”
Eric Prydz 'Opus'
“I was always really afraid of changing bpms in tracks, also because it would be harder to mix in a set, but 'Opus' taught me different. Now I love messing around with the BPM and build-ups that make my tracks evolve into something unpredictable.”