Jamie Jones’ Paradise In The Park Returns to Los Angeles For Two-Day Party Featuring SG Lewis and Seth Troxler

Paradise in the Park is taking over Pershing Square with its stacked house and techno lineup, headlined by curator Jamie Jones for two days.

Paradise in the Park, curated by house legend Jamie Jones, has announced its full lineup for the festival on June 3 and 4. The block party is taking over Pershing Square in Los Angeles for two days, headlined by Jones on both days. Cole Knight, a DJ making her mark in the club scene, and longtime producer DJ Harvey are starting the weekend.

An electrifying Jamie Jones b2b early techno artist Seth Troxler is finishing the first night out with a bang. The two have worked together on many occasions and have been playing sets together for years. One more artist has yet to be announced and we are hoping for more details soon.

British musician SG Lewis is joining Jamie Jones for a DJ set on day two along with Mason Collective, three artists bringing groovy vibes. Chloe Caillet, the founder of XCESS Records, is also making her way downtown. Underground DJs Heidi Lawden and Masha are also going b2b on the second day, rounding Paradise in the Park out. 

Jamie Jones began his Paradise series eleven years ago in Ibiza before debuting Paradise in the Park in 2017. The show found amazing success and sold out different places around Los Angeles, California, finding its new home at Pershing Square two years ago. The five-acre park will serve as a beautiful downtown backdrop for the pumping event.

In collaboration with A Club Called Rhonda, Paradise in the Park is catapulting house and multi-instrumentalist producers into Pershing Park. Independent promoter, Future Primitive, is working with the festival as well, focusing on production value and prioritizing attendee experience. 

Jamie Jones’ event is a weekend takeover of club beats and an amazing time to kick off summer. One and two-day passes for Paradise in the Park are available here. Watch a recap of the event last year here: