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Day Trip presents DISCO TRIP with Purple Disco Machine in Downtown Los Angeles

After a successful Day Trip Festival at the Queen Mary Event Grounds in Long Beach, the good people at Day Trip continue the grooving with their newly announced event, Disco Trip with Purple Disco Machine as headliner.

Disco Trip will take over the lovely Grand Park in Downtown Los Angeles on Saturday, November 5, 2022, with a stellar lineup that features the return of Purple Disco Machine, Jayda G, Derrick Carter Goes Disco, Heidi Lawden, Rolando Murdoch, Adam Auburn B2B Hint Of Lavender, and a special live performance from Crystal Waters. This is sure to be one amazing night of Disco, House, and some Funk.

Tickets to Disco Trip at Grand Park go On-Sale Friday, July 1, 2022, at 12PM.

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Disco Trip, LA’s Freshest Disco Party Comes Back This Fall

So Cal dance music lovers may not want to pack away their dancefloor gear this Fall. Disco Trip is coming back to Grand Park in downtown LA for a day of dancing to funky grooves on November 11.

Attendees can catch a glimpse of what’s in store for them by taking a peek at the lineup , which features legends like Louie Vega , esteemed veterans like Heidi Lawden , and a specially curated set by Dombresky .

The 2022 event also featured a glistening disco ball-themed production, colorful outfits, and energy-filled stage acts.

Disco Trip is returning for a second year courtesy of  Insomniac’s affiliate brand Day Trip , which also hosts a yearly all-house music festival in Los Angeles as well as a summer series of outdoor parties.

The event is set to take place on Saturday, November 11 from 3 -11PM. Check out the full lineup below. Ticketing options for Disco Trip currently include GA and VIP passes and are available online on the event website .

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Purple Disco Machine, Jayda G, Derrick Carter, and more are set to play the debut edition of Disco Trip at Grand Park in Los Angeles.

The expansive realm of house music offers a variety of sounds for lovers of the genre to explore. As artists continue to explore different reaches of the genre, Day Trip is only further championing this dynamic range with their consistent showcases and at the recent edition of Day Trip Festival . Whether you love to dance away to Latin house, groove out to some melodic house, or shuffle away to tech house, they have your fix, and now they’ve announced their latest event Disco Trip .

Centered on the sounds of disco, which is the backbone of house music, Disco Trip is set to bring some quality vibes to Grand Park in Downtown Los Angeles on November 5 . Headlining the show is none other than Purple Disco Machine , a true champion who marries elements from the days of disco’s past with modern elements for sensational releases and performances that have dancefloors losing their minds.

Joining Purple Disco Machine at Disco Trip are a flurry of other talented artists as well. This includes Jayda G , Crystal Waters , and Derrick Carter , with his Derrick Carter Does Disco set. Rounding out the lineup are Heidi Lawden , Rolando Murdoch , and a b2b set featuring Adam Auburn and Hint Of Lavender that you simply need to be at, so make sure to arrive early for this disco-fueled affair.

GA tickets for Disco Trip begin at $55 (+fees) while VIP tickets begin at $100 (+fees) for those who are 21+ looking to upgrade their experience with special viewing areas, private bathrooms, dedicated bars, and express entry. Layaway plans are available for those looking to split the cost up as well for a $10 deposit.

Tickets for Disco Trip are on sale now. Head over to their website for more details and to grab your passes for the show – you won’t want to miss out on it!

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Disco Trip 2022 – Lineup By Artist:

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• Crystal Waters (Live)
• Heidi Lawden
• Rolando Murdoch
• Adam Auburn b2b Hint Of Lavender

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Saturday 11 November 2023

Disco Trip 2023

Grand Park, Los Angeles (LA), CA, US

Line-up: SG Lewis , Evelyn "Champagne" King , Dombresky , Louie Vega , Palms Trax , DJ Harvey , Rolando , Natasha Diggs , Bears in Space , and Heidi Lawden

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Calling all disco lovers to the scene. Disco Trip is returning to Grand Park DTLA on Saturday, November 11. Tickets ↳ daytrp.co/discotrip

Grab all your friends, because everyone is invited to hit the dancefloor & celebrate our love for music. See you on 11/11.

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Music + concerts, subscriber only, music + concerts | disco-themed edm festival is headed to downtown los angeles, tickets to insomniac's single-day disco trip go on sale at noon on friday, june 30..

Insomniac Events is going disco and bringing a big ‘ol party to Grand Park in Downtown Los Angeles on Saturday, Nov. 11.

The single-day Disco Trip Festival will be led by Disco Dom (presented by popular EDM artist Dombresky) and feature performances by Evelyn “Champagne” King, Heidi Lawden, Natasha Diggs, Palms Trax, Rolando, a DJ set from SG Lewis and Louie Vega Presents Flashback. The event will also include Galaxy 23 with DJ Harvey and DJ collective Bears in Space performing open to close.

Insomniac’s single-day Disco Trip Festival will hit Grand Park in Downtown Los Angeles on Nov. 11. (Photo courtesy of Insomniac Events)

Insomniac’s Disco Trip will hit Grand Park in Downtown Los Angeles on Nov. 11. (Image courtesy of Insomniac Events)

Tickets go on sale at noon on Friday, June 30 at disco.daytripfest.com . General admission passes start at $59.99 and VIP passes start at $199.99. VIP passes include expedited entry, private VIP bathrooms, a VIP viewing area and dedicated VIP bars. Insomniac is also offering ticket layaway options with a $10 deposit. This show is for those 21-and-older only.

Disco Trip is an offshoot of Insomniac’s Day Trip Festival , which took place at The Queen Mary Waterfront in Long Beach last weekend. Day Trip was the Burbank-based electronic music company’s first event since the shootings at the Beyond Wonderland Festival at Gorge Amphitheatre in Washington state on June 17, where a gunman killed two former Southern California residents and injured several other attendees in a camping area near the festival grounds.

Those who attended Day Trip expressed some concerns about security following the tragedy, but still turned up to the sold-out, two-day event to party on June 24-25.

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Disco Trip 2023

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This festival is all in the name – a single-day trip dancing through disco. The small lineup packs a punch and includes prominent artists and emerging musicians. Disco Trip is one of Insomniac Events’ newer introductions to the music festival scene.

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Don’t we all deserve a good disco night, complete with hoop earrings and platform boots, once in a while? This year’s Insomniac Day Trip event Disco Trip is your chance to take over the dancefloor Saturday Night Fever -style, shine in the limelight, and transport yourself back to the 70s. 

To turn Grand Park into Studio 54 for one psychedelic night, there will be US Disco veteran DJ Harvey alongside the cosmic duo Bears In Space, known for their extravagant party in Akbar – a seasonal appointment for partygoers. Iconic house-music DJ Louie Vega is expected at Disco Trip to warm up your bodies (and hearts), as well as French DJ Disco Dom, a true diva of the disco experience who has just released a non-stop dance EP Inferno . The artists will take turns on one big stage, while the crowd will dance in the light of a giant glimmering ball raised above the ground in the middle of Grand Park.

Bring sequin, satin, metallic, and other over-the-top fabrics. And what about printed headbands and scarves? Bring them all. If they have kept some of the highlights from last year’s inaugural Disco Trip, you’ll be able to pair your grooviest outfit with your favorite drink in a matching disco ball cup.

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What is the closest airport to Disco Trip?

The closest airport to get to the Disco Trip Festival is Los Angeles International Airport, which is 18.8 miles away.

Is there an age limit for entry?

Yes. The festival is 21+. No one under 21 can enter the festival, even when accompanied by a legal guardian.

Can I bring my own totem?

Yes, but the festival has strict guidelines you might want to review ahead of time. For example, the totem can’t be higher than 10 feet and they must be made of lightweight materials. 

What time can I arrive at Disco Trip?

The Festival starts at 2 p.m.

Which artists are on the Disco Trip 2023 lineup?

SG Lewis, DJ Harvey, Bears In Space, Disco Dom presented by Dombresky, Louie Vega presents Flashback, Palms Trax, Evelyn “Champagne” King, Natasha Diggs, Heidi Lawden, Rolando.

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For our first trip, we drove the length of Little Tujunga Canyon Road in the Angeles National Forest. After that, we were hooked. In the ensuing months, we crisscrossed the Santa Monica Mountains and made trips into Los Padres National Forest and beyond.

My wife bought me a California road atlas, and it became part of our scenic drive ritual: We’d consult its pages for inspiration, looking for two-lane roads and state highways that squiggled through mountain ranges or meandered through deserts. After returning home, I’d highlight our route. Four years after our first drive, the atlas is full of highlights documenting our travels — and there’s still a lifetime’s worth of backroads we haven’t covered yet.

No matter where we go, each drive gives me a deeper appreciation for the incredible range of landscapes in Southern California. And these journeys have led to many rewarding discoveries, from out-of-the-way diners to new trailheads for hiking and biking.

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Los Padres National Forest and Carrizo Plain National Monument This route traverses winding mountain roads through Los Padres and spits you out near the southern entrance to Carrizo Plain — a vast preserve of native grassland and a hotspot for wildflowers (at least on some years ) and birdwatching . From Interstate 5, take Exit 205 and head west on Frazier Mountain Park Road. This two-lane road changes names several times as it ascends into the San Emigdio Mountains, passing forested slopes and epic canyon views along the way.

After about 42 miles, you’ll meet California 166. Take a right here and then a left on Soda Lake Road to enter Carrizo Plain National Monument. Drive northwest for 35 miles to the parking lot for the Soda Lake Trail, a short boardwalk that gets you up close to the park’s salt-crusted lake. If you plan ahead, you can also book a guided tour of Painted Rock, a sandstone outcrop with Native American rock art.

Hungry? Head back the way you came, take a right on California 166, and drive west 15 miles to the Cuyama Buckhorn , a renovated ’50s motel, restaurant and bar. The eatery’s Santa Maria-style tri-tip is superb, and if you grab a room, you can turn this scenic drive into a full weekend escape .

Volcan Mountain and Julian This route will take you to Julian , a mountain town famous for its apple orchards and delicious pies. From Interstate 15, take Exit 58 for California 79. Take a right on Pechanga Parkway and head south. The road becomes Pala Temecula Road and emerges into a wide canyon with mountains towering on either side. Take a left at Pala Mission Road and continue east on California 76, which hugs the San Luis Rey River before ascending more than 1,000 feet up a chaparral-covered ridgeline.

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3. Stretch your legs on Venice Boulevard CicLAvia is back. And this time it’s shutting down a 5.75-mile stretch of Venice Boulevard that connects Palms, Mar Vista and Venice Beach for walkers, joggers, bikers, roller skaters, unicyclers, penny-farthings, pogo sticks — anything as long as it’s completely powered by humans. There will be three local hubs along the route where you’ll be able to partake in family-friendly activities, pump air into your bike’s tires, refill your water bottle and use the restroom. Be sure to reference CicLAvia’s digital map so you can scope out the local businesses you’d like to visit along the way. It all takes place from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday. For more information about the event and the area it covers, visit ciclavia.org .

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