Weekly shows update

- Sean Tyas, Ryan Tyas, MadRiverRai, James Costas, and Jay Kinard will be playing another boat cruise through Manhattan's harbor on August 20.

- Deadmau5's unhooked show with 22 other acts, which was originally scheduled for July 5  (but got canceled) at the pool at Harrah's Resort and Casino, has been rescheduled for October 3.

- TranceAddict and Massive Event are putting on a "Trance Takeover" event at Pacha on the weekend of September 24th. The only two names confirmed so far are Andy Moor and Marco V, but many more are going to be announced in the coming weeks.

- Sappho's Journey of Royal Advisor Records will be at The Bitter End this Sunday.

- Lastly, if you haven't bought tickets yet for this upcoming Labor Day weekend's Electric Zoo Festival, prices will increase again at midnight tonight.

Weekly shows update

EnigmaT over at TranceAddict does a great job of compiling show dates each week, and after looking at his latest list, there's a few I forgot to include on this site.

For this entry, I'm also changing the format around a little bit to make it easier to find shows at a particular venue. So instead of randomly listing bookings, I'll compile them by club/venue.

Upcoming:

At Pacha: Mark Knight on June 5.

At Cielo: Dave Dresden on June 25.

At Love: Joris Voorn on June 11.

At Santos Party House: Afrojack on June 12.

This week:

Thursday: Alex Pierce at Cielo. 

Friday: Andy Moor, Mike Saint-Jules, Ali Mahmud, and Frank Chiarello at Pacha, David Squillace at Love, Moby at Webster Hall. 

Saturday: Sean Tyas and Simon Patterson at Webster Hall, Roger Sanchez at Santos Party House.

Final ASOT 450 show in Poland postponed

The fifth and final installment of A State of Trance 450, which was scheduled to begin now in Wrocraw, Poland, has been postponed in respect to a horrific plane crash this morning that left the country's president and 95 others dead.

Beatsmedia is reporting that the show is going to be rescheduled for April 24, but with a different lineup.

Although there has been no official announcement on whether or not the aforementioned changes are true, I can see them being valid. With the schedule that most DJ's tour with, which requires them to be in several countries across the world on any given week, it would be difficult to have the same group of artists in Poland on a future date.

The show will still be broadcasted in audio and video formats on A State of Trance's web site.