Electronic music king Armin van Buuren put Marquee New York in a “State of Trance” earlier this year. He has been at the top of his game for two decades, and shows no signs of slowing down.
EC Twins have such tremendous stage presence, and energy to the point where it is infectious. They electrified Marquee New York and Lavo Nightclub with their catchy tracks and noteworthy remixes (Adele’s “Hello”).
Whether it is Electric Zoo: Wild Island or Marquee New York, Hardwell puts on a live show like no other. It is no wonder that he has been ranked as the top DJ in the world twice in his career (2013 and 2014). The production is massive.
Gareth Emery was phenomenal at Electric Zoo: Wild Island at the Riverside stage, where he played his classic hits (“Concrete Angel,” “U,” “Dynamite”), as well as material off his latest studio offering, 100 Reasons to Live.
Steve Aoki’s set at Electric Zoo: Wild Island in Randall’s Island, New York, was nothing short of amazing. Aoki took over the Riverside stage as part of the Dim Mak 20th anniversary.
