Skyline Festival returns to downtown Los Angeles this weekend, marking the return of one of the city\u2019s premier dance music events. Encompassing styles across the electronic music spectrum, this festival is shaping up to be one of the most anticipated dance music events of the year. From noteworthy sets to this year\u2019s new additions, here\u2019s everything you need to know. <\/p>\n
Dutch DJ Toman is set to play a mid-afternoon set on day one of the festival, alongside Venezuelan house music duo Miguelle and Tons. Toman\u2019s track \u201cVerano En NY\u201d ruled the dance music circuit this summer, so I\u2019m excited to see how he\u2019s progressed since his viral success. <\/p>\n
Later in the night, Dennis Cruz is sure to be a highlight. A longtime personal favorite of mine, he\u2019s bringing his groove-driven house style to the East Side stage. The Spanish DJ\u2019s sets feature an amazing blend of Latin and tech-house influences that have set the crowd on fire every time I\u2019ve seen him live. And for those who need a second helping, he\u2019ll be playing the official Skyline Afters at The Warehouse on East 6th Street. <\/p>\n
An old-school titan meets one of house music\u2019s rising stars with Marco Carola playing alongside Chris Stussy, the first-ever live collaboration between the two artists. With Stussy\u2019s new, hotly anticipated album set to release in April, this set promises to close out Saturday night with fireworks and a ton of buzz. Certainly a can\u2019t-miss for those in attendance. <\/p>\n
Moving into the second day of the festival, Skyline has another stacked lineup of artists on the docket. <\/p>\n
Lebanese-American DJ ChaseWest has shot into the dance music consciousness over the past few years, and I\u2019m so excited to see his eclectic song selection and style on Sunday afternoon \u2014 his sets are always good for a surprise or two. <\/p>\n