NGHTMRE, the leader of the new school of genre-busting electronic titans, returns to SF! The North Carolina native has taken the global electronic scene by storm since debuting in 2015, playing at every major festival and venue in North America and taking his high-energy set across Europe and Asia. Heralded by his Nuclear Bonds EP with long-time mates Slander, his Mad Decent trap anthem Street and official remixes for everyone from The Prodigy and Theophilus London to The Griswalds and Flux Pavilion, NGHTMRE is a diverse talent who's on absolute fire.
His career reached new heights this year, when he came to Australia to support the legendary Flosstradamus in support of their collaborative Lighters Up single, tearing through audiences at the continent's premier venues. He proceeded to return to America where he debuted the insane Atom Stage at his and Slander's sold-out Hollywood Palladium run, a stage design which Billboard described as a "massive, swirling smorgasbord of lights, lasers, and video in the shape of physics' favourite little buddy". The Atom Stage went on tour with the boys as part of their joint Gud Vibrations shows, with NGHTMRE taking the occasional break from the North American tour to play stages across Europe and Asia.
With recent releases frequently distinguished by industry bible BillboardMagazine, NGHTMRE is among the most in-demand names in electronic music, and returns this summer in what will be an experience you won't soon forget.
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The LA-based producer known as NGHTMRE emerged last year releasing tracks at a frenetic pace, making everything from future bass, trap, and even good old proper house. He truly arrived when he released a remix of Showtek's track "We Like To Party" with long time friends Slander. We've seen the remix championed by the likes of Diplo, Carnage, and DJ Snake. Soon after releasing the remix of Showtek, the Icon Collective alum signed with Hashtag JukeLife Management (Nadia Ali, Slander, Bobby Puma, etc) who in turn quickly signed him over to Steve Gordon and Ben Hogan at Circle Talent (Carnage, Excision, Flux Pavilion, Bro Safari, Yellow Claw, etc). A master of sound design helps make every track fresh but with very distinct drops, NGHTMRE's remix of Victor Niglios "Jiggy," Elliphant & Skrillex "Only Getting Younger," Jumo Daddy's "Black Horse" have been rinsed by Flux Pavillion, Borgore, Snails, Adventure Club to name a few. Along with these records being club bangers, they are also three of the five that charted top 3 on the Hype Machine tastemaker charts, further establishing himself as someone who's jams are equal part melodic and high energy. Earmilk.com even went as far to dub him "Skrillex 2.0." With releases on Ultra Records, Wind Up Records, Play Me Records and his second solo original upcoming on Mad Decent July 14 (the first was on Circus Records), the 25 year old producer is arguably the hottest act in dance music right now During his first Miami Music Week, he played 7 shows in 5 days and had an unexpected feature of his upcoming release "Street" in Skrillex's headlining Ultra Music Festival set. The new single was also featured in Jack Ü's Spring Awakening after-party set, Flosstradamus's EDC set, Bassnectar at Electric Forest and more. Furthermore, NGHTMRE's most recent EP, a collab with Slander entitled "Nuclear Bonds" has already received support from some of the biggest names in dance music. As proof of his winning formula, NGHTMRE has already done a headline tour across Australia, the United States and made his festival debut at the mecca of dance music, EDC Las Vegas.
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His career reached new heights this year, when he came to Australia to support the legendary Flosstradamus in support of their collaborative Lighters Up single, tearing through audiences at the continent's premier venues. He proceeded to return to America where he debuted the insane Atom Stage at his and Slander's sold-out Hollywood Palladium run, a stage design which Billboard described as a "massive, swirling smorgasbord of lights, lasers, and video in the shape of physics' favourite little buddy". The Atom Stage went on tour with the boys as part of their joint Gud Vibrations shows, with NGHTMRE taking the occasional break from the North American tour to play stages across Europe and Asia.
With recent releases frequently distinguished by industry bible BillboardMagazine, NGHTMRE is among the most in-demand names in electronic music, and returns this summer in what will be an experience you won't soon forget.
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The LA-based producer known as NGHTMRE emerged last year releasing tracks at a frenetic pace, making everything from future bass, trap, and even good old proper house. He truly arrived when he released a remix of Showtek's track "We Like To Party" with long time friends Slander. We've seen the remix championed by the likes of Diplo, Carnage, and DJ Snake. Soon after releasing the remix of Showtek, the Icon Collective alum signed with Hashtag JukeLife Management (Nadia Ali, Slander, Bobby Puma, etc) who in turn quickly signed him over to Steve Gordon and Ben Hogan at Circle Talent (Carnage, Excision, Flux Pavilion, Bro Safari, Yellow Claw, etc). A master of sound design helps make every track fresh but with very distinct drops, NGHTMRE's remix of Victor Niglios "Jiggy," Elliphant & Skrillex "Only Getting Younger," Jumo Daddy's "Black Horse" have been rinsed by Flux Pavillion, Borgore, Snails, Adventure Club to name a few. Along with these records being club bangers, they are also three of the five that charted top 3 on the Hype Machine tastemaker charts, further establishing himself as someone who's jams are equal part melodic and high energy. Earmilk.com even went as far to dub him "Skrillex 2.0." With releases on Ultra Records, Wind Up Records, Play Me Records and his second solo original upcoming on Mad Decent July 14 (the first was on Circus Records), the 25 year old producer is arguably the hottest act in dance music right now During his first Miami Music Week, he played 7 shows in 5 days and had an unexpected feature of his upcoming release "Street" in Skrillex's headlining Ultra Music Festival set. The new single was also featured in Jack Ü's Spring Awakening after-party set, Flosstradamus's EDC set, Bassnectar at Electric Forest and more. Furthermore, NGHTMRE's most recent EP, a collab with Slander entitled "Nuclear Bonds" has already received support from some of the biggest names in dance music. As proof of his winning formula, NGHTMRE has already done a headline tour across Australia, the United States and made his festival debut at the mecca of dance music, EDC Las Vegas.
NGHTMRE, the leader of the new school of genre-busting electronic titans, returns to SF! The North Carolina native has taken the global electronic scene by storm since debuting in 2015, playing at every major festival and venue in North America and taking his high-energy set across Europe and Asia. Heralded by his Nuclear Bonds EP with long-time mates Slander, his Mad Decent trap anthem Street and official remixes for everyone from The Prodigy and Theophilus London to The Griswalds and Flux Pavilion, NGHTMRE is a diverse talent who's on absolute fire.
His career reached new heights this year, when he came to Australia to support the legendary Flosstradamus in support of their collaborative Lighters Up single, tearing through audiences at the continent's premier venues. He proceeded to return to America where he debuted the insane Atom Stage at his and Slander's sold-out Hollywood Palladium run, a stage design which Billboard described as a "massive, swirling smorgasbord of lights, lasers, and video in the shape of physics' favourite little buddy". The Atom Stage went on tour with the boys as part of their joint Gud Vibrations shows, with NGHTMRE taking the occasional break from the North American tour to play stages across Europe and Asia.
With recent releases frequently distinguished by industry bible BillboardMagazine, NGHTMRE is among the most in-demand names in electronic music, and returns this summer in what will be an experience you won't soon forget.
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The LA-based producer known as NGHTMRE emerged last year releasing tracks at a frenetic pace, making everything from future bass, trap, and even good old proper house. He truly arrived when he released a remix of Showtek's track "We Like To Party" with long time friends Slander. We've seen the remix championed by the likes of Diplo, Carnage, and DJ Snake. Soon after releasing the remix of Showtek, the Icon Collective alum signed with Hashtag JukeLife Management (Nadia Ali, Slander, Bobby Puma, etc) who in turn quickly signed him over to Steve Gordon and Ben Hogan at Circle Talent (Carnage, Excision, Flux Pavilion, Bro Safari, Yellow Claw, etc). A master of sound design helps make every track fresh but with very distinct drops, NGHTMRE's remix of Victor Niglios "Jiggy," Elliphant & Skrillex "Only Getting Younger," Jumo Daddy's "Black Horse" have been rinsed by Flux Pavillion, Borgore, Snails, Adventure Club to name a few. Along with these records being club bangers, they are also three of the five that charted top 3 on the Hype Machine tastemaker charts, further establishing himself as someone who's jams are equal part melodic and high energy. Earmilk.com even went as far to dub him "Skrillex 2.0." With releases on Ultra Records, Wind Up Records, Play Me Records and his second solo original upcoming on Mad Decent July 14 (the first was on Circus Records), the 25 year old producer is arguably the hottest act in dance music right now During his first Miami Music Week, he played 7 shows in 5 days and had an unexpected feature of his upcoming release "Street" in Skrillex's headlining Ultra Music Festival set. The new single was also featured in Jack Ü's Spring Awakening after-party set, Flosstradamus's EDC set, Bassnectar at Electric Forest and more. Furthermore, NGHTMRE's most recent EP, a collab with Slander entitled "Nuclear Bonds" has already received support from some of the biggest names in dance music. As proof of his winning formula, NGHTMRE has already done a headline tour across Australia, the United States and made his festival debut at the mecca of dance music, EDC Las Vegas.
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His career reached new heights this year, when he came to Australia to support the legendary Flosstradamus in support of their collaborative Lighters Up single, tearing through audiences at the continent's premier venues. He proceeded to return to America where he debuted the insane Atom Stage at his and Slander's sold-out Hollywood Palladium run, a stage design which Billboard described as a "massive, swirling smorgasbord of lights, lasers, and video in the shape of physics' favourite little buddy". The Atom Stage went on tour with the boys as part of their joint Gud Vibrations shows, with NGHTMRE taking the occasional break from the North American tour to play stages across Europe and Asia.
With recent releases frequently distinguished by industry bible BillboardMagazine, NGHTMRE is among the most in-demand names in electronic music, and returns this summer in what will be an experience you won't soon forget.
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The LA-based producer known as NGHTMRE emerged last year releasing tracks at a frenetic pace, making everything from future bass, trap, and even good old proper house. He truly arrived when he released a remix of Showtek's track "We Like To Party" with long time friends Slander. We've seen the remix championed by the likes of Diplo, Carnage, and DJ Snake. Soon after releasing the remix of Showtek, the Icon Collective alum signed with Hashtag JukeLife Management (Nadia Ali, Slander, Bobby Puma, etc) who in turn quickly signed him over to Steve Gordon and Ben Hogan at Circle Talent (Carnage, Excision, Flux Pavilion, Bro Safari, Yellow Claw, etc). A master of sound design helps make every track fresh but with very distinct drops, NGHTMRE's remix of Victor Niglios "Jiggy," Elliphant & Skrillex "Only Getting Younger," Jumo Daddy's "Black Horse" have been rinsed by Flux Pavillion, Borgore, Snails, Adventure Club to name a few. Along with these records being club bangers, they are also three of the five that charted top 3 on the Hype Machine tastemaker charts, further establishing himself as someone who's jams are equal part melodic and high energy. Earmilk.com even went as far to dub him "Skrillex 2.0." With releases on Ultra Records, Wind Up Records, Play Me Records and his second solo original upcoming on Mad Decent July 14 (the first was on Circus Records), the 25 year old producer is arguably the hottest act in dance music right now During his first Miami Music Week, he played 7 shows in 5 days and had an unexpected feature of his upcoming release "Street" in Skrillex's headlining Ultra Music Festival set. The new single was also featured in Jack Ü's Spring Awakening after-party set, Flosstradamus's EDC set, Bassnectar at Electric Forest and more. Furthermore, NGHTMRE's most recent EP, a collab with Slander entitled "Nuclear Bonds" has already received support from some of the biggest names in dance music. As proof of his winning formula, NGHTMRE has already done a headline tour across Australia, the United States and made his festival debut at the mecca of dance music, EDC Las Vegas.
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