EXRON PICKS: WHAT LIVESTREAMS TO WATCH THIS WEEKEND

July 31, 2020

It’s becoming more and more of a habit and routine to keep an eye out weekly, to see what your favorite DJs/ Producers, record labels, and festivals have planned for the weekend. It’s been months since the pandemic have cancelled live shows and festivals. However, the show must go on right?! Through these live streams we are able to enjoy these shows from the comfort of our own couch, not to mention that it promotes social- distancing, for the safety of public health.

Rampage & Moodring Live Stream

Social Sanctuary is hosting a livestream this Saturday, August 1st 6pm CET/ 9am PDT. For a day full of wubzstep, this livestreams will feature compelling artists in the scene such as 12th Planet, Modestep, PhaseOne and many more!

Lollapalooza Live Stream

Although we did not get to experience the gud vibrations of this festival in person, the Lollapalooza team have worked collaboratively to create a digital version of the festival, so we can experience the festivities remotely. Instead of watching your favorite artists and DJs live from Grant Park, IL, we can do it from the comfort of our own couch! Stay tuned from Thursday- Sunday (July 30th- August 2nd) exclusively on YouTube.

Loud Luxury & Friends Livestream

Insomniac have teamed up with Loud Luxury to host a livestream this Saturday, August 1st from 8pm to 12am PT. In this stream, Loud Luxury will showcase his brand new Nights Like This EP, as well as invited other performers like BIJOU, Autograf, and Cheyenne Giles. So grab a claw, turn on your TV and get out your dancing shoes because this will be a fun one!

Factory 93 Livestream

Insomniac Events have teamed with Factory 93 for yet another livestream! Fill your Friday night up with some house music brought to you by Eli & Fur, Sacha Robotti, Shiba San, and UMEK streaming live at 8pm PT.

As usual, bass heads around the world will be kept in good company, as these livestreams will provide for a jam- packed music weekend. Stay tuned, because although festivals and shows are cancelled throughout 2020, the show(s) must go on, from the comfort of your own couch, that is.