You might have heard rumblings about a certain nonstop avalanche of sound making its way to our shores. Well, it's finally upon us. So we've done our due diligence and pinpointed the four WMC events you won't want to miss, not even for all the glow sticks in the world...
Why Go: This may be your only chance to catch the superstar DJ spinning house in such an
intimate setting. The Delano's neo-speakeasy accommodates only about 200 people—a far cry from Oakenfold's
typical stadium performances.
The Scene: European hipsters in nightshades.
Why Go: Australian twin sisters Mim and Liv Nervo performing live at this retro espresso
depot. They're best known for penning David Guetta's hit "When Love Takes Over," but they've also got a
sexy, dirty, electro sound going on. Plus, they're fairly easy on the eyes...
The Scene: Bikini-clad refugees from the Gansevoort's pool lounge.
Why Go: Even if you're not a vinyl junkie, you'll want to stop by this two-day records swap
meet in the Lido Lounge to kick back with a few gratis Red Stripes and a boothful of local DJs (Induce, Tom
Laroc, Manuvers and Elle). You'll also pick up a gift bag with day passes to the Standard spa and mud
deck.
The Scene: Special-edition sneakers and tattooed yogis.
Why Go: After a week of near-nude, DJ-fueled debauchery, you'll be primed for this
unofficial closing party at a downtown gentlemen's club. The gang from Overthrow is hosting, so expect
plenty of socialites letting their hair down... and music from Pirate Stereo, Tamara Sky and Hot Pink
Delorean.
The Scene: PYTs and G-strings.
