John Summit

Tech House

HEADLINER

John Summit is the clearest example of how a modern house artist can come out of the underground pipeline and still become a massive mainstream force without fully losing the dancefloor DNA. At his core, his sound is rooted in Chicago house and tech house, but what really made him explode was how well he translated that into huge, emotionally charged records that work just as hard at festivals as they do in clubs. He has a real instinct for big hooks, tension-building breakdowns, and those hands-in-the-air payoff moments, but unlike a lot of crossover acts, his music still feels connected to actual club culture rather than just EDM spectacle. A big part of what makes him so relevant is his versatility as a DJ. One night he is playing major hits and big singalong moments on a huge festival stage, another he is leaning into deeper, more underground house for a Burning Man-style crowd, and another he is going heavier and bassier for a place like Red Rocks. Between his sets, his online presence, and Experts Only, he has built a full world around his taste and energy. Whether you love him or think he represents the more commercial side of where house has gone, he is undeniably one of the defining dance artists of this era and one of the few names right now with true crossover pull across club kids, festival crowds, and casual fans.

Enamour

Deep House

French keyboardist-turned-DJ/producer Enamour blends melodic techno, progressive house, and emotional trance into lush, narrative-rich performances. Rising from Parisian rave roots to international gigs at BPM Festival and Fabric, he’s known for his emotive tracks like “Let Yourself” and deep sets that merge introspection with festival energy. With strong support from labels like Afterlife and All Day I Dream, he represents the emotional edge of modern melodic dance.

Weska

Techno

This Canadian-born, Berlin-based DJ/producer (Cody Hull) merges groove-intensive techno and progressive house into deeply emotional, club-ready storytelling. First gaining notice with Drumcode releases such as "Polarize" and "Lost On You," he’s since performed at Creamfields Steel Yard, Hi Ibiza, and Factory 93 stages worldwide. Drawing from indie, ambient, and crowd-tested techno, Weska blends technical precision with melodic depth, earning support from Adam Beyer, Eric Prydz, and Gorgon City. Now leading his own HYPERWAX imprint, he’s a touring techno standout with cerebral energy and relentless drive.

Green Velvet

House

Chicago-born Curtis Alan Jones (Green Velvet) is a pioneering force in house and techno with a flamboyant style that blends acid house swagger, vocal hooks, and underground grit. From early ‘90s hits like “Percolator” and “La La Land” to marathon sets at Defected Malta and Club Space Miami, his performance persona, complete with neon green mohawk and deadpan wit, has secured him legendary status across generations. Known for commanding dancefloors with rhythmically tight storytelling and genre-bending flair, he remains an enduring icon in the global dance community.

Layton Giordani

Techno

Layton Giordani is a New York-born techno/house artist who rose from residencies at Output and mentorship under Adam Beyer to become one of Drumcode’s most reliable headlining stars. Known for marathon sets at Space Miami and Drumcode festivals, his music balances driving techno with rich melodic undercurrents and soulful breakdowns that captivate peak-time arenas. Collaborations like “Space Date” with Green Velvet and chart-toppers on Drumcode cement his status as a touring star with deep underground credibility.

Pete Tong

House

Peter Michael Tong MBE helped usher in the electronic era with BBC Radio 1's *Essential Mix* and *Essential Selection*, shaping global dance culture since the 1980s. A beacon of house and Balearic beat, he continues to headline festivals like Creamfields and Ibiza Classics tours, blending classic tracks with live club-style storytelling. Honored as a global ambassador for electronic music, Tong’s sets are rhythmically precise, genre-spanning, and driven by decades of deep DJ artistry and A&R influence.

Roddy Lima

Tech House

São Paulo-born, Brazil-raised DJ/producer Roddy Lima channels funk, soul, and minimal-deep tech into energetic, groove-driven soundscapes. Breaking through on Black Book Records with charting releases like “Do Ya Thang” and the *Analog Ascent* EP, he has since embarked on a successful international trajectory, headlining Link Miami Rebels nights at Club Space, playing Taraka events with Gordo, and debuting Ibiza residencies in 2023. With a keen ear for rhythm and emotional nuance, his DJ sets blend Brazilian swing with underground house credentials, marking him as a rising touring star in tech-house and minimal.

TEED

Indie Dance

Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs (Orlando Higginbottom) is a visionary UK-born producer and live artist whose music merges elements of future house, electro, indie-pop, and UK garage into something truly kaleidoscopic. Children’s choirs, jungle rhythms, and grand synth anthems are signature sounding boards in tracks like “Garden” and “Let Yourself,” and his live shows, often theatrical and immersive, have earned him acclaim from Glastonbury to ADE. Since founding his label Nice Age, he’s remained both a staple act in crossover electronic and a pioneering voice in genre fusion and live performance artistry.

Kamino

Tech House

London‑born, Brooklyn-based producer/DJ Kamino brings eclectic house and tech‑house infused with global club influences into sophisticated, groove‑driven sets. Drawing on his early experiences in London’s rave scenes, Los Angeles nightlife, and Berlin’s underground, his music blends underground percussive textures with soulful melodies. Featured on Insomniac stages and supported by the label South Of Saturn, he channels a modern, cross‑continental house sound with intellectual depth and dancefloor precision.

Eve Lauren

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Melodic Techno

CALIFORNIA‑based DJ/producer Eve Lauren (itsevelauren on IG) is a newcomer bursting onto the local dance circuit with high‑energy, soulful house and tech‑house sets. She’s perfected crowd-connecting mixes, especially live on platforms like TikTok and at Experts Only NYC events, earning support as a spirited local rising star. Her sets are marked by infectious beats, vinyl authenticity, and groovy spontaneity that amplify her emerging presence in the NYC/LA house scene.

AYYBO

Tech House

LA-based DJ/producer AYYBO is known for his experimental house that fuses techhouse basslines, dreamy vocal textures, and groove. Emerging from the LA underground and support from labels like Clink and Shall Not Fade, his sets have captivated Boiler Room and Desert Hearts audiences with immersive soundscapes and unexpected genre turns. With increasing international bookings, he’s a rising touring talent blending deep musicality with tech-house brains.