Top 5 can’t-miss artists to see at Dirtybird CampINN 2025
Dirtybird Campinn has returned for 2025 with an incredible lineup that spans techno legends to rising stars.
After a brief hiatus in 2024, Dirtybird CampINN is officially back in a big way. From August 29th through September 2nd, dozens of exciting electronic artists will take over the DoubleTree at the Entrance of Universal Studios in Orlando, Florida. Defected Records, Desert Hearts, and FriendShip are set to host takeovers. We’ve got the inside scoop on the must-see artists during this epic weekend.
Kevin Saunderson
Techno pioneer Kevin Saunderson will bring his signature Detroit techno sound to sunny Orlando. The DJ, producer, and label boss will perform at the CampInn as part of the Defected Records showcase, and this will surely be a set you don’t want to miss. Recently, Kevin made headlines for investing in the Brooklyn club Paragon, leading to its reopening after a financially motivated closure in April.

DJ Tennis
Known for his upbeat, psychedelic, and atmospheric sound, DJ Tennis is the perfect act to see to ring in the weekend the right way. Born Manfredi Romano, the Italian musician, curator, producer, label boss, and chef will surely have the DoubleTree moving and grooving.

Kyliente
Florida native Kyliente is set to bring her signature mainstage tech house sound to the Dirtybird CampINN for the first time. The producer and DJ has been making waves in the scene and touring across the country with recent appearances in New York, Denver, and Atlanta. You can get a taste of what Kyliente has to offer by checking out her Empyria monthly mix series on Soundcloud.

DJ Holographic
Don’t miss DJ Holographic, another Detroit native who is known for her electrifying blend of house beats and soul. Her sets include a unique mix of house, disco, R&B, and Motown, sure to please any music lover.

VNSSA

Last but certainly not least is VNSSA, self-proclaimed as “your favorite dj’s favorite dj.” VNSSA has been on fire recently, and has released tracks with Dirtybird, including her hit “One Pill”. Her summer tour includes stops in Chicago, NYC, San Francisco and Girl Math, her B2B collaboration with Nala, has also been on the rise.




