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Sound Wave Block Party: Lodging, Parking, and Directions Information

Sound Wave Block Party is just days away now. Whether you’re traveling to Scottsdale, AZ by plane, train, or automobile, you’ll probably want to know how to get to the party. It can be hard navigating a city you aren’t familiar with, so to save you some time and trouble, here is a quick reference guide so you can arrive to the Sound Wave Block Party on time and worry-free.

Venue

The Sound Wave Festival takes new form as a downtown Scottsdale block party. Sound Wave Block Party will be located in Old Town Scottsdale between Indian Plaza Rd. and Saddlebag Trail, South of Camelback Rd., including inside Māyā Day + Nightclub and W Scottsdale. Doors will open to Māyā Day + Nightclub and W Scottsdale at 11:00 AM to 2:00 AM to guests 21+. The street and main stage will open to guests 18+ at 2:00 PM and will close at 11:00 PM.

Address: E Indian Plaza, Scottsdale, AZ 85251

Lodging at W Scottsdale

Whether you’re a resident of the city or a Scottsdale newcomer, we don’t want you guys to stress about traveling or lodging – especially if you’re on vacation. So to make your lodging search a little bit easier, we’ve partnered with the internationally known W Scottsdale.

Address: 7277 E Camelback Rd, Scottsdale, AZ 85251

Exclusive package for Sound Wave Attendees at W Scottsdale:

  • Two tickets per bed to Sound Wave W Scottsdale, Sound Wave Maya Day + Nightclub and Sound Wave Block Party.
  • Two SIP tickets per registered guest.
  • Plus, a Wonderful room you’ll love!
  • Available for stays on September 21, 2013 only.

Use code ‘SOUNDWAV’ and book your room today and get ready for the best block party yet!

Parking Information

Sound Wave fans can enjoy free parking lots and free parking along the streets of N Civic Center Plaza, N 75th St, Stetson Ave, E 6th Ave, and E Shoeman Ln. There will also be a paid valet service on N Wells Fargo Ave. Reference the parking map below.

sound wave block party 2013 parking map

Driving Directions from Phoenix, Tucson, Flagstaff

From Phoenix

  • Merge onto I-10 E toward Tucson
  • Take exit 147A-147B for AZ-202 Loop E/AZ-51 N
  • Take exit 147A to merge onto AZ-202 Loop E
  • Take exit 3 toward McDowell Rd
  • Merge onto AZ-143 N
  • Turn right onto E McDowell Rd
  • Turn left onto N 64th St
  • Turn right onto E Indian School Rd
  • Turn left onto N 68th St
  • Turn right onto E Camelback Rd
  • Turn right onto N Saddlebag Trail
  • Take the 1st right onto E Indian Plaza

From Tucson

  • Take the I-10 W ramp on the left
  • Merge onto I-10
  • Take exit 153A to merge onto AZ-143 N toward Sky Harbor
  • Turn right onto E McDowell Rd
  • Turn left onto N 64th St
  • Turn right onto E Indian School Rd
  • Turn left onto N 68th St
  • Turn right onto E Camelback Rd
  • Turn right onto N Saddlebag Trail
  • Take the 1st right onto E Indian Plaza

From Flagstaff

  • Turn left onto I-40 BUS E/US-180 E
  • Take the 1st right onto Ponderosa Pkwy
  • Continue straight onto E Butler Ave
  • Turn right to merge onto I-40 W toward Los Angeles
  • Take exit 195 for I-17 S/Arizona 89A S toward Phoenix
  • Merge onto I-17 S
  • Take exit 214C to merge onto AZ-101 Loop E
  • Take exit 46 for Chaparral Rd
  • Turn right onto E Chaparral Rd
  • Turn left onto N Hayden Rd
  • Take the 1st right onto E Camelback Rd
  • Turn left onto N Saddlebag Trail
  • Take the 1st right onto E Indian Plaza
  • Thursday, September 19, 2013

Mark Farina Joins the Lineup for Sound Wave Block Party!

artist mark farinaSound Wave Block Party is just days away and as the excitement builds, we are thrilled to announce that pioneering DJ and producer Mark Farina will be performing at the W Scottsdale stage at 2:00 PM this Saturday, September 21st.

Born in Chicago, the birthplace of house music, Mark developed a taste for the genre at an early age. Though he’s been touring around the world since 1989, it wasn’t until the early 90’s that Mark would begin to grow and hone in on his trademark style, Mushroom Jazz. A downtempo mixture of acid jazz, funk, disco and hip hop, when Mark first showcased this style to the main rooms in Chicago, he was demoted to the side room for playing too many Martin Luther King Jr. samples.

Mushroom Jazz, would later grow a legendary, cult-like following for Mark, as he would often DJ his two favorite styles (mushroom jazz and house) in separate rooms at the same party. Ranked as one of the top DJ’s in the world by URB, MUZIK, and BPM Magazine, seasoned veterans and newcomers all flock to his Mark’s house sets, which are always brimming with funky rhythms and chunky bass lines. Join us in welcoming the self-professed “modern-day traveling minstrel,” Mark Farina to Sound Wave 2013. Tickets are still available, so grab yours today!

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  • Thursday, September 19, 2013

Announcing the Full Lineup for Freaks, Beats and Treats 2013 in Hidalgo, TX!

For the first time ever, Disco Donnie Presents, Global Groove and Sugar Society invite you to the eeriest event in the south of Texas. Are all you freaks ready for some beats and treats?

Freaks, Beats and Treats is just shy of a month away and we’re already counting down the hours of the inaugural event. The first edition of this Hallows Eve event will feature Kaskade bringing his Atmosphere Tour to the State Farm Arena in Hidalgo, TX. But that’s not the only treat we have for you. Joining our headlining act to the land of the unknown, will be Dirty South, Mord Fustang and Digital LAB.

We can’t wait to see all your Halloween gear on October 26th. Grab your tickets today to secure your spot to the freakish fun.

Complete Lineup for Freaks, Beats and Treats 2013

  • Kaskade
  • Dirty South
  • Mord Fustang
  • Digital LAB
  • Wednesday, September 18, 2013

Something Wicked Drop: Adventure Club expands Superheroes Anonymous Tour; Crizzly retwerks 'Bust It Wide Open'

Something Wicked will be here faster than you know it, and as we countdown the days until October 26th, we’ve got some more artist news for all you ghouls and goblins.

On this edition of the Something Wicked drop, we’ve got a date with some superheroes and new free download of a twerk-worthy anthem.

Adventure Club adds new dates to their impending ‘Superheroes Anonymous Tour’

artist adventure clubQuébecois duo Adventure Club have announced additional dates for their “Superheroes Anonymous Tour” set to melt faces this fall. Taking over 30+ dates for a month-and-a-half, the full production tour is themed after their popular Superheroes Anonymous mix series and will be powered by 75,000 watts and have 77 encompassing LED panels. Talents DVBBS, Dallas K and Hunter Siegel will also be providing support on the entire tour.

Heading out in early November, their additional dates include New York, Philadelphia, Clifton Park, Sayerville, Hartford, Raleigh, and Orlando. Albuquerque, Jacksonville, Charlotte, New Orleans, St. Louis, San Francisco, Portland and Cleveland are just a few of the other markets who will be getting the superhero treatment.

This exciting news comes after les hommes d’Adventure Christian Srigley and Leighton Callou premiered their newest track “Gold” on Billboard a few weeks ago. The song will be the first single from their debut EP, Calling All Heroes Part One, due out on BMG in October.

We’re sure you’ll be getting the midas touch when Adventure Club performs at Something Wicked 2013 on October 26th. Have you bought your tickets yet?

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Crizzly gives away ‘Retwerk’ of “Bust it Wide Open”

artist crizzlySomething Wicked talent Crizzly released “Bust it Wide Open” back in 2011, giving the world an appropriate (or inappropriate) introduction to his distinctive sound, Crunkstep. Utilizing the perfect marriage dub and drumstep with a little southern hip hop influence, audiences are still moshing for Crizzy two years after the release.

Last week, Crizzly uploaded another “retwerk” to the series of remixes that he has recently been giving a fresh edits to. For the rework of “Bust it Wide Open,” Crizzly put a massive trap remix to the original. Still with the original vocals, we love the newly added fat bass and drops making for twerk-worthy anthem. Best part? It’s free!

We hope to see some twerking go down when Crizzly performs at Something Wicked 2013. Tickets are now on sale, so buy yours today!

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  • Wednesday, September 18, 2013

Club Cirque Artist Profile: Borgore

artist borgoreProducer, DJ, rapper and singer Borgore is undeniably one of the leaders of today’s bass movement. Known for pioneering a new style to a then burgeoning genre, this self-proclaimed “Ruiner of Dubstep” (and provocation addict) may have ruined dubstep, but he did it in the best way possible.

Hailing from Tel Aviv, Israel, Asaf Borger completely immersed himself in music at a very early age. He first took to the piano at the age of three, moving onto the saxophone and drums throughout most of his formative years. While he studied classical and jazz in school, his passion for the style dwindled, “Anyone can draw squares but for it to be art you have to convince people you are a talented artist who can draw whatever you feel like, and in that case it’s a square. In order for me to make whatever music I feel like, I had to be very familiar with music’s basics.”

Getting his feet wet in the industry before his 21st birthday, Asaf played drums in the death metal band Shabira before making his mark on the world as Borgore. Drumming experience has helped him in the long run as he began gaining exposure due to his unique style using triplet drum patterns. His debut release, Gorestep Vol. 1 featured the underground classic “Love,” which was loved by almost all audiences, partially because of its questionable lyrics. But how did the release become so popular? Borgore provided some insight, “I would have say Myspace, a good team behind me, fans and a lot of luck. There’s endless amount of talent but sometimes in order to get big, you just need to be at the right place at the right time. To be fair, I didn’t get much money during my first tour in the US but it was about self promotion. While most produced deep dubstep, I made heavy dubstep with retarded lyrics which makes the link between the common commercial hip hop-loving American to the UK electro scene easier for most.”

Every year since his first release, Borgore’s popularity has continued on an upward incline. This year has been no different as the provocateur started off with his with the viral success of his single “Decisions” with celebutante Miley Cyrus. His release with Carnage titled “Incredible,” hit #1 on Beatport and quickly became a staple at Miami Music Conference this season.

Currently getting ready to embark on a nationwide tour with Steve Aoki and Waka Flocka, we are excited to welcome Borgore and the Aokify America Tour to the inaugural Club Cirque, taking over Tampa’s Raymond James Stadium on October 21st. If you’re about that #TURNTLIFE, then grab your tickets today be a part of the action!

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  • Wednesday, September 18, 2013
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