If you lose a personal item at The Day After Festival, don’t lose hope! You can still recover IDs, cell phones, personal clothing items and more at the lost and found located at the Ticket Plus Box Office. Their hours are Friday 5:00 PM – 4:00 AM, Saturday 4:00 PM – 4:00 AM, and Sunday 1:00 PM – 12:00 AM. All unclaimed items will be taken to the main Ticket Plus office on Monday. To get in touch with Ticket Plus, call 507-306-0555.
Outside of ushering in a new year, we are equally as excited that The Day After Festival is just days away. Time is running out, so be sure to grab your tickets to the massive event to save big.
On this edition of our Day After Sound Clash, we are merging two artists who definitely have things under control. Though one is known for his dirty Dutch sound and the other for his ability to emote through any type of electronica, we’re excited to welcome Afrojack and Calvin Harris to Panama for The Day After Festival.
Afrojack is one of the biggest artists in the music game right now. The Dutchman made his debut in 2006 with the single “In Your Face” which scored #60 in the Dutch Top 100 and #3 in the Dutch Dance Top 30. A few years later, the budding talent started his now distinguished imprint Wall Recordings where he released a handful of his early hits like “Math” and “Drop Down (Do My Dance)” in 2008.
In 2010, Afrojack exploded with the release of “Take Over Control” with Eva Simmons. Filled with dirty synthesizers and a signature jackin’ house beat, the track was an instant worldwide club and chart hit and the record went platinum in the U.S. Success for the young artist has only continued to mount as his remixing efforts have been requested for a variety of artists including Michael Jackson, Avicii, PSY and even Donna Summer. Closing out 2013 with a bang, Afrojack’s latest efforts include a remix of Miley Cyrus’ “Wrecking Ball” and a fresh original with “The Spark.”
Known for his playful use of Latin-inspired drums, high-pitched melodies, and insatiable energy, this dirty Dutch pioneer is just getting started. Get ready to for Afrojack to take over control at Figali Plaza for The Day After Festival.
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Calvin Harris was one of the most successful songwriters in the world this past year. But his massive success came from humble beginnings. The Grammy nominated Scot was first drawn to electronic music around 1999 and began to record a series of demos at home. His first two songs “Da Bongos” and “Brighter Days” came out a few years later under the moniker Stouffer. Though his follow up track “Let Me Know,” with vocalist Ayah had relative success, Harris’ debut album I Created Disco was when things started to really heat up.
Released in 2007, the album debuted at #8 on the UK Albums Chart and by the following year, it was certified gold. Audiences were immediately drawn to tracks like “Acceptable in the 80s” and “The Girls” for their synth-pop electro influences coupled with catchy lyrics and universal melodies. Over the years, Calvin Harris has amassed countless hits and has produced songs for some of the music industry’s most popular artists like Mary J. Blige, Ke$ha, and Rihanna. To add to his long list of accomplishments, Harris’ 2011 single, “Feel So Close,” was his first solo single to chart on the Billboard Hot 100 in the United States – a feat many dance artists can only dream of! “It’s an emotional, almost an emo vocal,” Harris says, “I can’t remember the last time guitars were in dance music like that. Also, it’s all real instruments. Nothing’s fake there: it’s real music, real melody and actual emotion. A lot of dance music now, it’s about being in the club and popping bottles over this cheap-sounding synth that people can make so easily and get somebody else to mix. I’m not about that.”
Still buzzing from his massive remix of Fatboy Slim and Riva Starr’s “Eat, Sleep, Rave, Repeat,” Harris’ latest release of “Under Control” with Alesso and Hurts, proves Calvin Harris will surely have things under control when he takes the stage at Figali Plaza for The Day After Festival.
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As we say farewell to 2013, our one toast is to another year of great music, friendship, and most importantly, dancing. And what better way to kick off 2014 than by attending a festival that will rival any event you will go to for the rest year? The Day After Festival will be just that!
No matter what what corner of the world you are coming from, Day After‘s travel packages are the easiest way to travel to the anticipated event. Our packages offer the best service to carry your trip from the moment you take off all the way through to the return journey home. There are many options to choose from, so take advantage of picking a package that’s perfect for your plans and preferences.
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Your vacation to Panamá City for The Day After Festival is in just a few days and what better way to learn about the Republic than to explore the many museums, historical monuments, and art exhibits located conveniently around the country’s capital. One of the best things about Panamá is that you can explore the region to the fullest extent without breaking the bank. The Day After Festival starts at 6:00 PM each day, so that gives you plenty of time to explore Panamá City during the day and then head off to Plaza Figali at night.
Here a some popular spots to check out during your stay – all entry fees are no more than $5.00 or free.
Panamá City’s Centro de Exhibiciones Marinas is operated by the Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute. This marine museum features two small aquariums and a nature trail through a patch of dry forest containing sloths and iguanas.
The Museo de Arte Contemporáneo, located in Panamá City, is a privately owned museum that features the best collection of Panamanian art anywhere. You can also find a collection of works on paper by Latin American artists and the museum hosts the occasional exhibition by foreign or national artists.
New York artist William B. Van Ingen depicted the story of the canal’s construction. Mounted in the rotunda of the Panamá Canal Administration Building, the paintings hold the honor of being “the largest group of murals by an American artist on display outside the United States.”
Panamá Viejo is the remaining part of the old Panamá City and former capital of the country. Here you’ll find many buildings that tell Panamá’s history like the Catedral de Nuestra Señora de la Asunción, which is the best-preserved building of the ruins, Casa Alarcón, the town’s best-preserved and largest known private residence, and the Puente del Rey (Bridge of the King), which may be the oldest standing bridge in the Americas.
The Parque Natural Metropolitano, located north of downtown Panamá City, is a tropical semideciduous forest within the city limits where you can have the pleasure of escaping city life. There are two main walking trails that join to form one long loop, a lookout that offers panoramic views of the city, and a countless variety of mammals in the park and living in the Río Curundú.
This plaza, located at the tip of the southern point of Casco Viejo, pays tribute to the role of the French during the construction of the canal. The large stone tablets and statues are dedicated to the 22,000 workers who lost their life trying to finish the project.
You can’t miss one of the seven wonders of the world during your visit. The Canal de Panamá is a 50-mile waterway that transports ships from sea level to 85 feet using a series of gravity-powered locks. The shortcut greatly reduced the amount of time taken for ships to travel between the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans.
The Day After Festival is just a few days away and soon we’ll be dancing along the beautiful shores of Panamá. As we start gearing up for our impending vacation soundtracked by world-renowned talent, we will be are releasing the artist schedule for the anticipated event. Plan ahead and find out when your favorite artists are playing at The Day After Festival this year with the artist schedule.
From the sounds of the underground to the boom of the big room, here is the complete artist schedule for The Day After Festival going down in Plaza Figali on January 10-12th:
Hundreds of DJs from all over world entered Mixify’s Day After Festival DJ Competition. Thousands of fans tuned into the Day After Festival themed sets on Mixify and voted on their favorite finalists. After tallying all the votes cast in the contest, we’re proud to give a huge congratulations to Marc-Oh! of Miami, FL the winner of The Day After Festival’s Mixify DJ Competition!
Not only will Marc-Oh! be performing an opening slot at The Day After Festival on Friday, January 10th, but he’ll also receive hotel accommodations for two nights, four three-day VIP tickets to the festival, and serious bragging rights after sharing the stage with artists like Hardwell, Afrojack, Calvin Harris, and Nicky Romero.
Tickets for The Day After Festival are still available, buy your tickets today!
The Day After Festival is just around the corner. Soon, we will be gathering at Figali Plaza to celebrate and dance in beautiful Panamà. Have you bought your tickets yet?
In this edition of our Day After Sound Clash, we’re going down under and then getting a little Dutch. Though one artist is known for her delicate sounds and the other, for his jacking beats, we can’t wait to see Anna Lunoe and Apster perform at this year’s Day After Festival.
Though the name Anna Lunoe may sound new for those of us on the Western Hemisphere, she has been blazing a trail on the Eastern hemisphere for quite some time now. The Aussie grew up in a household with many older brothers who assumed she wasn’t “cool” enough to like the music they were listening to. In an attempt to earn some cool points, Anna dug through the bargain bin of her local CD store until sundown. As a result, a young Anna had with an bizarre knowledge of 90s hip-hop, movie soundtracks and early experimental electronic music.
Making a name for herself as a host on Sydney station fBi Radio, Anna was always one step ahead of the game with an ear for what emerging sounds would be the the next big thing. As a result, Anna was named one of Sydney’s 100 Most Influential People.
Her productions, much like her regarded DJing technique, is a wide range of dance music genres. Her first release came out in 2011 with a disco-inspired collaboration with Wax Motif in “Love Ting.” The track was a club hit and championed everywhere from Australia’s revered Triple J to BBC Radio One. After trailblazing down under, Anna moved to Los Angeles to build her growing empire in 2012. Her 90s house influenced collaboration with Touch Sensitive “Real Talk” hit #1 on the Beatport Indie Club chart and stayed there for an unprecedented three months.
Though the tempos of her songs may fluctuate, the sound of Anna Lunoe remains a blend of house, garage, indie pop, and bass influences. Often adding her own distinct and delicate vocals, Anna adds a femininity to club music unlike any other. Celebrating her latest release “Breathe,” out on Fool’s Gold, get ride for a smooth ride when Anna Lunoe performs at The Day After Festival in Panamà.
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Armed with rolling drums and bouncy chords, Apster embodies everything the Dutch house music scene has to offer. With releases on labels like Spinnin’ Records, Wall Recordings and Dim Mak, Apster’s productions always leave fans wanting more.
Apster’s passion for music has been a long time coming, “I always was into music,” he says, “It started with hip hop and R&B. As I grew older, [when I was about 15 or 16 years old], my interest for EDM was began to grow on me and I started to play with a mix program on the computer called Atomixmp3 – that’s when I knew my dream was to become a big DJ.”
His first production, “King Selassie,” came out in 2008, but his remix with Joey Suki on the Bassjackers’ track “Enowapi” is what propelled Apster to an international spotlight. Artists like Laidback Luke, Erick Morillo and Roger Sanchez added the track to their crates which lead to an influx production requests for the young artist. Since then, his success has only multiplied as tracks like “Marrakech” and “Bucklekneez” have become global club anthems.
Known for his enticing melodic drops and deep, distorted basslines, Apster is a mainstay on Afrojack’s Jacked crew. Currently infecting all corners of the world with his massive electro sounds, prepare to be jacked when Apster makes his way to Panamà for The Day After Festival.
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Returning to Figali Plaza in Panamá City this coming January 10-12th, The Day After Festival is right around the corner. Are you ready for the vacation of a lifetime? Tickets are on sale now, buy your tickets today!
Before we get down in just a few days, here are three mixes from our Day After roster to get you pumped for the upcoming event.
Dutch talent Quintino has gained some serious recognition this past year for his knock-out productions and more recently, his own radio show on Sirius XM. Quintino’s SupersoniQ Radio on Electric Area showcases banger after banger and it is guaranteed to make you dance.
His latest episode is no different. For episode 19, you’ll be treated to lively bootlegs and remixes from artists like Steve Angello and Laidback Luke. Lending talents for this episode, Day After Festival artist R3HAB provides a guest mix that is sure to raise your blood pressure.
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Every month Dannic delivers his radio show Front of House Radio giving us a grand collection of fresh tracks, new mashups and special edits, much like Dannic’s own style in a 60 minute mix.
We love the most recent episode because it is drenched in Dannic. Almost every song on the tracklist has a Dannic edit or is one of his original productions. It’s great to see how much time he spends on these mixes to create a sound that is in a league of its own.
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Every Saturday on the Netherlands’ SLAM!FM, Day After Festival talent Franky Rizardo showcases the latest deep sounds on his radio show called Flow. For the last episode of 2013, Franky compiled a list of his favorite songs from this past year. From Joris Voorn to Disclosure, this mix does not disappoint.
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Over the past few years, Day After Festival talent R3HAB has quickly become a reputable name within the dance music scene. His constant motivation and arsenal of productions have created a unique energy that keeps his international audience coming back for more.
Born Fadil El Ghoul, the Dutch native acquired a taste for electronic music when he was 17 years old, but his parents were adamant about a college education first and foremost. It wasn’t until after he received a degree in Commercial Economics that R3HAB could truly devote to his music career, “Yeah so I had to finish [university] for my mother and then I got back into music. Now I’m producing music full time. It’s awesome and it’s going really well. I thought it would be hard to make music full time because you have to get inspiration. It worked out pretty well though.” Worked out pretty well is big understatement.
Adopting the stage name of R3HAB, the talent burst onto the scene in late 2008 after producing “Mrkrstft” with fellow Dutchman and Day After Festival headliner Hardwell. The track became a huge club hit and R3HAB gained global support from fans and DJs alike. R3HAB quickly became one of the frontrunners of the Dutch house subgenre, alongside Afrojack and Chuckie, and was given the unofficial title as the most in-demand Dirty Dutch remixer. His skills have allowed him to work with artists like Madonna, LMFAO, Katy Perry, Jennifer Lopez, and Pitbull.
Since his debut, R3HAB has gone on to release a series banging tracks including his remix with Quintino on Tiësto’s “Chasing Summers,” “Pump The Party” with Ferruccio Salvo, and more recently, his efforts have shot up Beatport’s Top 10 with “Revolution,” a collaboration with Ummet Ozcan and NERVO.
Currently celebrating the premiere of the smasher “Flight” with Steve Aoki, get ready to pump the party with R3HAB at Panama’s Day After Festival on January 10-12th. Tickets are now available, purchase your tickets online today!
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We invited DJs from all across the globe to enter to win an opening slot at The Day After. Hundreds of you submitted mini-mixes on Mixify and our judges listened and reviewed every one. Today, we can finally reveal the top ten finalists. The next step is where you come in. We need you to vote on your favorite mix so that one lucky finalist can hit the decks in Panamà. Our finalists are also competing for:
Voting is now open so head over to Mixify and vote on your favorite finalist. Here are your Top 10:
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