Obey The Kitty ft. Eric Sharp & J Milla presented by Dim Mak & Vessel
What: Obey The Kitty ft. Eric Sharp & J Milla presented by Dim Mak & Vessel
When: -
Where: Vessel (85 Campton Pl., San Francisco, CA)
Minimum Age: 21+
Type: Indoor - Club
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Dim Mak, undisputedly one of LA's hottest imprints run by the ubiquitous Steve Aoki, has now expanded to the streets of San Francisco to bring you the best and brightest Electronic & Indie performers on Wednesday nights at Vessel!
featuring music from:
Eric Sharp (Rock It Science Laboratories, http://www.ericsharpmusic.com)
Fresh back from tour dates spreading SF love at Amsterdam Dance Event, Decibel Festival, Las Vegas and New England, Eric is on a tear of late releasing a steady stream of original tracks, remixes, and mixtapes. Founder of the Rock It Science Labs label, Mr. Sharp heralds diversity and the freedom to express a variety of emotions and moods through his work, regardless of the incessant genre boundaries that are rampant in dance music. Eric insists that dance music is for dancing and his performances reflect this sensibility, constantly tuned in to what will make the crowd freak out.
Opening set by J Milla
Dim Mak, undisputedly one of LA's hottest imprints run by the ubiquitous Steve Aoki, has now expanded to the streets of San Francisco to bring you the best and brightest Electronic & Indie performers on Wednesday nights at Vessel!
featuring music from:
Eric Sharp (Rock It Science Laboratories, http://www.ericsharpmusic.com)
Fresh back from tour dates spreading SF love at Amsterdam Dance Event, Decibel Festival, Las Vegas and New England, Eric is on a tear of late releasing a steady stream of original tracks, remixes, and mixtapes. Founder of the Rock It Science Labs label, Mr. Sharp heralds diversity and the freedom to express a variety of emotions and moods through his work, regardless of the incessant genre boundaries that are rampant in dance music. Eric insists that dance music is for dancing and his performances reflect this sensibility, constantly tuned in to what will make the crowd freak out.
Opening set by J Milla
