Written by Dave Richards Tuesday, 24 August 2010 15:24

We’re coming around to the last night of Afterhours 2010. What a year it was. About half of the people there this year were brand new. They had no clue that we had been there for so long and they’ll be back again next year. As the tradition unfolds every year, Friday night was our biggest night of the week. The energy on Friday is always of the wall and just barely controlled. We knew we had to be prepared for anything. Kevin was going to close out the night and so we started things off a blend of electro house and more including a bit of House of Pain brought to you by DJ Kid Kardia. And so it was... that the house was packed. Download now.
Written by Dave Richards Monday, 16 August 2010 09:59
Night 3 rolls on with our headliners: Greg “Stryke” Chin. A regular here at the Afterhours event, Greg specializes in blending techno, tech house and just about anything else with a loop in it. Greg is one of the best technical djs you will ever have a chance to see and is constantly updating his act. This time around Greg ditches the turntables in favor of 2 Native Instruments Kontrol X1’s and one CD deck. As usual, his MacBook Pro is sporting the latest edition of Traktor. With a packed house, Greg picked up the pace from exactly where Dave left it and brought the tent down by 1:30. Oh… and this was the night of our many noise complaints. Our apologies to Chariot, Flatfoot 56 and whoever else we annoyed. Download now.
Written by Dave Richards Tuesday, 10 August 2010 14:52

Night three got off to a bit of a slow start. Dave Richards was up against Skillet and boy did they draw a crowd. Fortunately immediately after Skillet left the stage, Afterhours was the next hottest place to be. By the end of Dave’s set the house was packed and primed for Greg “Stryke” Chin. Download now.
Written by Dave Richards Tuesday, 03 August 2010 22:25

It's that time of the year again. DJmag has launched its annual poll to see who is the most popular, sought after, and well best known DJ. Voting is open from now until September 2010. Last year the top djs were selected by over 350,000 votes and who knows how many viral campaigns by the DJs themselves and any record labels they are associated with. Love it or hate it, you know that this poll is the biggest out there and it does effect the industry for the next year.


