The third edition of the Skyline Music Festival in Los Angeles delivered a weekend full of fun and excitement. Hosted by Insomniac House and Techno Festival, the event featured top underground artists, including renowned Techno producers from Europe. Taking place on February 24-25, the festival was a collaboration between Daytrip and Factory 93, transforming Grand Park into a music wonderland.
This year, the festival expanded to include the Arts district, showcasing local talent from the Los Angeles warehouse scene. The venue boasted East and West stages, with the Art districts providing a space for discovery, art installations, food options, and more.
With a focus on raw vibes and impactful music, the production this year simplified visuals while enhancing the overall experience. Each stage was electrified with lights and pyrotechnics, creating a pulsating atmosphere. The East Stage stood out for its innovative design and captivating lighting patterns, keeping the crowd engaged throughout.
Day 1 featured a stellar House lineup, with standout sets from Pawsa b2b Marco Carola, CamelPhat, Chris Lake, and LP Giobbi. The festival concluded with a dynamic performance by Carl Cox on the West Side, leaving attendees energized and satisfied.
The Techno lineup on Sunday was a highlight, with a diverse range of sounds from Adiel, Nico Moreno, Indira Paganotto, Deborah De Luca, and Klangkuenstler. The energy and passion for the music were palpable during the Techno takeover, creating a sense of unity and love among the attendees.
Despite its smaller scale, Skyline Music Festival packed a punch with an impressive lineup and thoughtful venue layout. As the festival continues to evolve and grow, organizers are eager to receive feedback and improve the experience for future attendees. Stay tuned for more exciting developments from Skyline Music Festival in the coming years!
