Being my first Tahoe festival, I was full of curiosity regarding the crowd, the venue, the production and the vibe of the show. The event featured 3 stages, the Dancetronauts stage, the Mainstage, and a Silent Disco. For those unfamiliar with a Silent Disco, it is the area where dancers must wear headphones in order to hear the music.  The Dancetronauts stage was extremely vibrant with its strobes, GO-GO dancers, pyrotechnic and LED light show. It definitely garnered the most attention during the day time, but as dusk set upon, the crowd flocked toward the Mainstage waiting anxiously for Krewella as they were getting down with the ‘wubs’ and ‘wobbles’ of Figure and Protohype’s B2B set.

It was my first time seeing Krewella since the exit of producer Rainman, I had somewhat an idea

Day-2 was met with ‘meet and greet’ with Arty and Borgeous, heavy mixes from the lineup, and a B2B2B2B (not a typo) experience not to forget. Volumes of people shuffled in and out of the tent as they eagerly anticipated their chances to meet them for SnapChat and Instagram posts to show the rest of the world what they were missing over the weekend in Tahoe. Without a major hitch, the party carried through the night, even with the 11 o’clock curfew set on the venue, with the party continuing on just across the street at the Exhale