Andrew L said

Juan Atkins is the father of techno, alongside high school friends
Derrick May and Kevin Saunderson he invented an entire branch of
contemporary music under such infamous monikers as Cybotron, Model 500
and Infiniti. He is techno's alpha and omega and few dance music
pioneers of his stature are still actively performing or as sought
after today, filling venues in few and far between appearances across
Europe and Asia.

On Friday August 1st Juan Atkins comes to San Francisco for the first
time in recent memory to play the unthinkably intimate Elbo Room, a
rare occurrence and one not to be missed, especially in the confines
of a laser beam lit mere 300 person capacity room. A coup for San
Francisco if ever there was.

Supporting Juan Atkins will be tirelessly hip Ghostly International's
Steve Summers with an all analogue live set, alongside Niklas,
Philly's undisputed grand master of the rotary mixer. Projections and
high frequency photons will be painted across the crowd by AC.

Victoria said

Make sure to check out Zoe Keating if you get there early. She's incredible.

Victoria said

According to the schedule, Amon Tobin goes on at 10:15pm.

Jerome said

freezepop!?!?!?! wow so exciting

Gabe said

iso50 - he's so good.

eric w said

Be sure to check out Tycho, he is a very talented local boy and creator of IDM. He also does his own visuals, shirts and posters under the name ISO50

eric w said

I went last year and it was pretty cool/interesting. Be advised that the interior is patrolled by Federal Law Enforcement. From what I observed they weren't messing with anybody, though this year the party doesn't go as late as last year's did.

Gabe said

I'm bringing my blimp

Mat B said

I'm bringing my camera

tina tina said

i'm gonna be manning my friend's homemade plane, come check it out!

Nick Douglas said

It's my birthday that day! And I'm going.