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Inside Showcation 2026, an Antidote to Megafestival Fatigue

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By Saad Masood
| EDM.com Verified
Showcation describes itself as combining “the best parts of a sleep-away summer camp, an immersive music festival and a wild night out in New York City into a single choose-your-own-adventure weekend.” If you were there last month, you know they hit the nail on the head in bringing this vision to life. Picture this: you’re watching Baauer perform from the roof of a retrofitted school bus parked beside a lake and he fake-drops ‘Harlem Shake’ three times in a row.
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"It's Called Dance Music... You Should Be Able to Dance": How We Belong Here Is Fixing the Biggest Flaws of Music Festivals

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By Saad Masood
| EDM.com Verified
At most music festivals, we’ve become conditioned to expect lines longer than airport security, stages crammed tighter than rush-hour subways and dancefloors on asphalt lots. We Belong Here flips each of those problems on their head. By designing festivals around seamless access, spacious dancefloors and scenic venues, the boutique festival brand is raising the bar for the live music experience.
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Inside Book Club Radio: How a Group Chat Grew Into a Music Festival

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By Saad Masood
| EDM.com Verified
Long before it was a manifesto-driven community with no-phones parties, cinematic YouTube sets and eclectic themes, Book Club Radio was simply a tight-knit crew of five who loved to dance. “We called our group chat Book Club because if people asked us what we were up to, we’d say we have book club, but it was just us going out and dancing,” the crew tells EDM.com. Jojo, Tinzo, Kevin, Claudia and Carlie would go out every weekend in New York, coordinating plans in their Book Club group chat.
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