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by Foreverdots on 7/6/24Hollywood Palladium - HollywoodAmazing event! Afrrojack bringing back old school music!!!! Can’t wait till next time
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In just three years, Dutch DJ-producer Afrojack has gone from virtual unknown to one of the biggest and best electronic dance music producers in the game. He continued to prove himself in 2013 with a grueling tour schedule that has taken him across North America, Europe, Asia and Australia, including top billing at major festivals like UMF and Tomorrowland. On his recent The Spark tour, he shared a ticket with some of the most influential EDM artists out there, including Shermanology, Leroy Styles, Bobby Burns and Apster. Afrojack concerts are intense experiences, with music often lasting throughout the entire night. He plays originals, such as "Rock The House," which topped out the Beatport chart in just three days (one of the fastest rises ever) and "As Your Friend," featuring Chris Brown. Also included are some remixes ultra-popular songs like Madonna’s "Revolver," which earned him his first Grammy, and Miley Cyrus’s “Wrecking Ball,” which brings his music to a whole new crowd.
The ascent to stardom has amazingly happened quite quickly for Afrojack. In 2010, the then-23-year-old producer landed the No. 19 spot on DJ Mag’s Top 100 DJs (the highest opener that year), then followed it up with top-10 spots the next three years running. His track "Take Over Control" became a worldwide hit and went platinum in the US, and he has earned two Grammy Awards and a European Border Breakers Award along the way -- the hits just keep on churning. The Spark and his "Wrecking Ball" remix are still lighting up dance floors around the world, and a full-length album is expected soon, along with a whole lot more remixes, more touring and surely more success.
Amazing event! Afrrojack bringing back old school music!!!! Can’t wait till next time
His skills are getting worse and worse, I also listened to afrijack live at bignightlive last year and it was much better than this time. It's very boring, I know that commercial performances are all put on a USB flash drive, but he really doesn't have any performance at all, and the songs he chooses are not fun (Not to mention that he arrived late at 12:50ish
such an amazing set! also got selected to be on stage, which was a once in a lifetime opportunity. will never forget this night!
Got free shirt that was best part. The hype actually didn’t really start until midnight. Too many high schoolers too but it’s not his fault lol. I’m sure seeing him in Vegas would have been better and better atmosphere
It was pretty loud and every other word was profanity. Just play the music do we can have fun..,
Afrojack never showed up. We were there for 3 hours before we gave up and left. I want my money back.
Great place and great Dj. Very nostalgic of original edm and it was beautiful
First of all - thanks to Big Night Live for bringing EDM talent like Afrojack to Boston. I used to think I had to go to Miami or Vegas to see top acts. This was my first time at this venue and it was perfect. They effectively leveraged their space to create a festival atmosphere in a smaller setting. The lighting and graphics were top notch. I am in my 50's and I felt very comfortable. As far as Afrojack - well he was epic. You can see he has a new appreciation for being out on the road doing what he does best. He played all of his classic drops while bringing in new content. Great job.
Show was amazing but for one thing! Mic did not work, the talking sounded like it is coming from the barrel!
Great time with friends in a good environment Afrojack was cool