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Apr 23

Octo Octa and Eris Drew

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Eris Drew and Octo Octa’s annual Pride weekend b2b in The Ruins has become a highlight of the year. The T4T LUV NRG co-founders are one of the great collaborative units in dance music today, bringing a sense of undiluted joy to the outdoor stage. Few sets speak to the spirit of liberation quite like theirs. Do not miss this.

Apr 10

John Carpenter Live in Concert

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Second night added.
John Carpenter, the master of horror, performs his iconic scores at Knockdown Center.
Few directors in cinematic history take their films’ music into their own hands quite like John Carpenter. Across the ’70s and ’80s, his synth-heavy soundtracks, written and performed by him, for “Halloween,” “Assault on Precinct 13,” “The Thing,” “Prince of Darkness,” “Escape from LA” and many more set the standard for taut, creeping dread and tension so thick you could cut it with a knife.
In recent years he’s been touring his works to great acclaim and rapturous response, rightfully claiming his position as an artist of vast influence in both of his primary mediums.
Apr 10

Massano

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Massano makes his Knockdown Center debut with an extended headlining set in the Main Hall.

Apr 03

Matmos, foodman, Giant Claw, More Eaze

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Matmos returns to Knockdown Center for a special performance in The Ruins. The electronic duo has for over three decades been swimming in glitchy, high-concept, delightfully strange electronic waters. Slotted somewhere between IDM, musique concrete, sampledelica, modern compsition and avant pop, their body of work is rooted in true experimentation and a spirit of remarkable adveturousness. They share the bill with a group of artists whose work reflects and extensds their untethered spirit. Japanese avant-foodwork phenom foodman stands as one of the strangest artists to tackle one of dance music’s most startling genres. Giant Claw and More Eaze complete the outstanding lineup.

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