LA's Secret Project drops its 2019 line-up
Featuring Four Tet, Ben UFO, Helena Hauff, Dennis Sulta and more
After a massively successful debut last year, Factory 93's art and music festival Secret Project returns to Chinatown in Downtown Los Angeles for a two-day house and techno spectacle on October 12 - 13.
Last year stunned the city's committed dance music community with rousing showcases from some of the biggest names in electronic music, including Carl Cox, Pachanga Boys, Motor City Drum Ensemble, Bonobo, Roman Flügel, Bicep, Octo Octa, Marcel Dettmann and more.
With its unique atmosphere and eclectic musical offerings, ts safe to say that Secret Project is well on its way to fixing itself as Los Angeles' flagship underground dance music festival.
Headliners for the 2019 edition of the festival include Ben UFO, Four Tet, Dennis Sulta, DJ Tennis, Peggy Gou, Honey Dijon, Dixon and Nina Kraviz who will go b2b with electro's matriarch, Helena Hauff.
On the live front, Modeselektor will take to the stage along with hardware wizard KiNK who joins Âme’s Frank Wiedemann for a rare b2b performance.
Other acts for this City of Angels extravaganza include Adriatique, Gerd Janson, DāM-FunK, Peach, Leon Vynehall, Mall Grab, Cooper Saver, Corey Sizemore, Bears In Space and Club Called Rhonda.
Check out the full line-up below.
Purchase tickets here.
Cameron is Mixmag's Jr. Editor. Follow him on Twitter
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