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  Club Candids: Track Club's Grand Opening Weekend

  October 7 at 9 a.m.

  Track Club in downtown Phoenix made its much-anticipated debut on Friday, October 4, and Saturday, October 5, with a two-night grand opening celebration with guest DJs like What So Not and huge crowds. The electronic dance music hot spot was packed with people eager to check out Track Club's high-style cocktail lounge, high-tech dance club while getting in some drinking, dancing, and people-watching.

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  Track Club Opens Friday in Downtown Phoenix — Here Are All the Details

  October 3 at 6 a.m.

  The local EDM scene is getting its most unique dance spot ever.

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  Goldrush Music Festival 2019's Biggest Party Monsters

  September 30 at 3:51 p.m.

  Rawhide Western Town in Chandler was flooded with thousands of electronic dance music fans, as well as plenty of beats and bass, on Friday, September 27, and Saturday, September 28, during Goldrush Music Festival 2019. Beats mixed with buckaroos and broncos during the Wild West-themed extravaganza, which featured dozens of EDM superstars and hip-hop artists performing on four different stages. There was also an enormous crowd of ravers and dance music fans in attendance, all of whom came to party. 

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  Your Guide to Goldrush Music Festival 2019: Tickets, Schedule, Wristbands, and More

  September 26 at 7 a.m.

  Everything from shuttles to Shaq are inside.

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  Club Candids: Burial Grounds Arts & Music Festival Was Totally Lit

  September 16 at 9:38 a.m.

  Hundreds of electronic dance music fans took over The Pressroom in Phoenix on Saturday, September 14, for the Burial Grounds Arts & Music Festival. And they got down on the dance floor as EDM artists and DJs like Modestep, Infekt, Mvrda, Yøongblood, and Dark Mark dished out hard-hitting bass and trap sounds. Here's a look at the biggest party people we encountered at the event. 

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  Club Candids: Virtual Riot's Sold-Out Show at Aura Nightclub

  September 9 at 12:21 p.m.

  The main room at Aura Nightclub in Tempe was packed with electronic dance music fans on Saturday, September 7, for Virtual Riot's sold-out gig at the Mill Avenue venue. The dubstep and electro-house artist delivered an epic 90-minute performance that got people banging heads, pumping fists, and going hard.