Day Trip Festival Delivers Unforgettable Weekend filled with Talent at Iconic Queen Mary Venue

Day Trip Festival concludes its second year at The Queen Mary filled with ocean vibes, disco balls, music, and more.

Last weekend, electronic dance music enthusiasts flocked to the sun-kissed shores of Long Beach, California. But for what you asked? Surely, for the highly anticipated Day Trip Festival! Set against the picturesque backdrop of the legendary Queen Mary, this two-day extravaganza showcased an impressive lineup as well.

At the heart of Day Trip Festival, the iconic Queen Mary provided an unparalleled setting for this dance music celebration. This majestic ocean liner, docked in Long Beach Harbor, offered a unique blend of history and grandeur. The sprawling outdoor stages and vibrant production elements seamlessly. Perfectly integrated with the ship’s rich architecture, it created an awe-inspiring atmosphere. With stunning views of the ocean and Queen Mary, attendees were treated to a truly immersive and unforgettable experience.

Saturday welcomed an array of artists such as James Hypes, Claptone, Blond:ish, Duke Dumont, and Meduza. As well as Robin S who performed live her hit single ‘Show Me Love’. While on Sunday, some of the many incredible artists included Eli Brown, CID, Walker and Royce, Miane, Noizu, and Dom Dolla. Sunday also featured two huge B2B performances by Nora en Pure with Tinlicker and Sidepiece with Lee Foss.

Day one of the festival came to an epic conclusion with Duke Dumont‘s captivating performance. Renowned for his infectious melodies and beats, Dumont took the crowd on an exhilarating journey through music. His carefully curated track selection and masterful mixing skills kept the energy soaring as the sun dipped below the horizon. The pulsating basslines and haunting synths resonated with the crowd, creating an electrifying atmosphere that left everyone yearning for more.

Returning for Day Two, two of my personal favorite artists were set to take the stage. Firstly, Eli Brown, known for his innovative approach to house and techno, set the stage ablaze with his early afternoon performance. The British DJ and producer had the crowd in the palm of his hand from the moment he took the decks. Showcasing a plethora of unreleased IDs, Brown effortlessly blended infectious grooves with pulsating basslines, keeping the energy levels high and the dancefloor packed. From starting his set with a techno edit to Dom Dolla’s latest track ‘Eat Your Man’ to playing huge hits like ‘Be The One’, the vibes were certainly there. Also, let’s not forget when multiple attendees couldn’t resist and decided to climb the stage to get a better view!

Closing out the weekend on a high note, Dom Dolla delivered a flawless performance that combined the best of both techno and house. The Australian artist’s dynamic set had the crowd moving and grooving from start to finish. Seamlessly transitioning between driving techno beats and infectious house rhythms, Dolla crafted an atmosphere brimming with energy and euphoria. The crowd’s collective spirit soared as he dropped one dancefloor anthem after another, leaving an indelible mark on Day Trip Festival’s closing moments.

Day Trip Festival, held at the magnificent Queen Mary in Long Beach, California, was a triumphant celebration. The iconic venue provided an awe-inspiring backdrop for the unforgettable performances that unfolded over the weekend. From Duke Dumont’s captivating darker techno set to Eli Brown’s electrifying showcase of unreleased IDs and Dom Dolla’s fusion of techno and house, the festival catered to a wide range of musical tastes. Daytrip Festival left attendees craving for more, eagerly anticipating the next chapter of this remarkable EDM journey. Let the countdown begin to round three next year!