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offline Asche XL on 2003-02-07 05:55 [#00544799]
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Underworld To Headline Ultra Music Festival
March 22 in Miami, Joining Paul Oakenfold, Sasha, John
Digweed, Paul Van Dyk In Lineup

The legendary Underworld has just signed on to headline the
fifth annual Ultra Music Festival, giving America's premier
dance event its most impressive lineup yet. Underworld joins
global superstar DJ/producers Paul Oakenfold, Sasha, John
Digweed, Paul van Dyk, and Tiesto among the sizzling acts
scheduled to appear at Ultra on March 22, 2003 from 11 a.m.
to 1 a.m. at downtown Miami's Bayfront Park.

Other 2003 performers include Hybrid (live stage
performance), Timo Maas, Erick Morillo, Goldie, Josh Wink,
Mauro Picotto, Seb Fontaine, Roni Size, Junkie XL (live
stage performance), Steve Lawler, Bad Boy Bill, Electric
Skychurch (live stage performance), Sander Kleinenberg, DJ
Craze & Adam F, Max Graham, Sandra Collins, and many more. A
list of performers confirmed for Ultra Music Festival 2003
as of February 3 appears below. More artists will be
announced.

"Ultra is a musical experience incomparable to any other
dance event in the U.S., and maybe the world," said Russell
Faibisch, Ultra co-founder, CEO, and executive producer.
"There are no words to describe the level of energy and
happiness of the tens and tens of thousands of party people
coming together to enjoy the finest assembly of electronic
artists in the most beautiful setting in the world." Ultra
performer Paul van Dyk added, "Ultra is the important
festival at the WMC. Meanwhile it is a tradition, and a good
one, and that's why I am really looking forward to being at
Ultra 2003 again."

ULTRA PERFORMERS

The Ultra Music Festival provides a once-in-a-lifetime
opportunity to see Underworld -- one of the most successful
and dynamic electronic acts in history -- outdoors and under
the stars with Miami's gorgeous Biscayne Bay as a backdrop.
Most recently, Underworld punctuated 2002 with A Hundred
Days Off, a triumphant return to the fold that featured the
exuberant and euphoric lead single, "Two Months


 

offline Asche XL on 2003-02-07 05:56 [#00544801]
Points: 4241 Status: Lurker



." Always renowned as one of the most stunning live acts
touring the globe today, Underworld's Karl Hyde and Rick
Smith already wowed crowds on a recent U.S. trek and are
sure to enthrall audiences at Ultra.

One of the world's most popular DJs, Paul Oakenfold made
waves in 2002 with Bunkka, his debut album as a solo studio
artist. With tracks like "Ready Steady Go" and "Starry Eyed
Surprise," Oakenfold proved his mettle in ways far beyond
the dancefloor, but he still knows how to hold it down
behind the decks, something sure to be seen during his
performance at Ultra 2003.

Sasha routinely ranks among the world's most esteemed and
influential DJs and producers, as does his frequent DJ
partner, John Digweed. After releasing timeless compilation
albums for the Global Underground series and teaming with
Digweed for Northern Exposure and Communicate, Sasha dropped
his debut artist album, Airdrawndagger, in 2002. Digweed,
also a Global Underground alum, has released his share of
dancefloor gems via his own Bedrock imprint and most
recently released another mix CD, MMII, also in 2002.
Teaming with fellow Ultra 2003 performer Jimmy Van M, Sasha
& Digweed embarked on the Delta Heavy tour in 2002, taking
their untouchable DJ sets to audiences across the USA,
including the tour's launch in Miami.

German electronic music pioneer Paul van Dyk comes to Ultra
just a few weeks after the release of Global, a career
retrospective that's paired with a DVD documentary of his
musical travels. Van Dyk, the mastermind behind such
classics as "Tell Me Why (The Riddle)" and "For an Angel"
showed off his prowess as a mixmaster with 2001's sprawling
compilation, The Politics of Dancing.

ABOUT ULTRA

Ultra 2003 is sponsored by D'VOX Magazine, Coolworld.com,
and Miami's Party 93.1 FM. Tickets are $50 and are available
through the website, www.ultramusicfestival.us, as well as
www.groovetickets.com and via the toll-free number,
1.877.714.7668. Starting in February, tickets will also be
available throughout Flori


 

offline Asche XL on 2003-02-07 05:57 [#00544802]
Points: 4241 Status: Lurker



Florida and select states. For VIP ticket information,
please contact the Ultra offices at
info@ultramusicfestival.us. The Festival's VIP area will
feature a preferred view of the main stage and tents,
couches, bars, and bottle service, as well as an
up-close-and personal encounter with the performers,
industry representatives, dance enthusiasts, and party
people from around the world.

Concertgoers attending Ultra 2003 can expect a first-class
festival experience. The event features 10 unique music
arenas pumping out the best electronic music has to offer
for 14 nonstop hours. Video artists Vello V and OVT will be
orchestrating a live video mix throughout the day, and a
jaw-dropping laser and light show will punctuate the
evening's sets. International hot and cold food vendors will
populate the site and multiple full-service bars will cater
to the 21 and over crowd. Fans will also encounter various
global consciousness and non-profit booths to stimulate the
mind.

The Ultra Music Festival is a dream come true for festival
co-founder, CEO, and executive producer Russell Faibisch;
Alex Omes, festival co-founder, president, and publisher of
the music publication D'VOX Magazine; and Sason "Bishope"
Parry, festival co-producer, artist, and founder of
Coolworld. Ultra is the largest and fastest growing event of
its kind in the United States featuring the world¹s top
artists in the electronic music genre. Now in its fifth
year, the annual Ultra Music Festival event is held every
March in Miami, Florida. The first two Ultra Music Festivals
were held on the sand at the 21st Street Beach in Miami
Beach but subsequently moved to the larger venue of Bayfront
Park in downtown Miami due to the need to accommodate
exceeding capacity.

In March of 2002, over 30,000 attended Ultra's largest event
thus far. Based on year-to-date results reported by Pollstar
in May 2002, the March 2002 Ultra event represented the
third largest individual act in the United States (after
Paul McCartney and *NSYNC), and the seventh larges


 

offline Asche XL on 2003-02-07 05:57 [#00544803]
Points: 4241 Status: Lurker



largest event overall in the first quarter of 2002, measured
by gross tickets sold. This successful event was covered by
CNN and continues its legacy as the premier electronic music
festival in America.

U L T R A M U S I C F E S T I V A L 2 0 0 3 L I N E U P
CONFIRMED AS OF FEBRUARY 3, 2003
MORE ARTISTS TO BE CONFIRMED...STAY TUNED!

UNDERWORLD
PAUL OAKENFOLD
SASHA
JOHN DIGWEED
PAUL VAN DYK
TIESTO
HYBRID - LIVE
TIMO MAAS
ERICK MORILLO
GOLDIE
JOSH WINK
MAURO PICOTTO
SEB FONTAINE
RONI SIZE
JUNKIE XL - LIVE
STEVE LAWLER
BAD BOY BILL
ELECTRIC SKYCHURCH - LIVE
SANDER KLEINENBERG
DJ CRAZE / ADAM F
MAX GRAHAM
SANDRA COLLINS
DIMITRI (AMSTERDAM)
UBERZONE ­ LIVE
DJ DAN
RAP
DONALD GLAUDE
DIESELBOY / AK 1200 / DARA (PLANET OF THE DRUMS)
HYPER
DAVE SEAMAN
CHRISTOPHER LAWRENCE
LEE BURRIDGE
GEORGE ACOSTA
SIMPLY JEFF
JOHN CREAMER
KEVENS ­ LIVE
PLANET B ­ LIVE
DB / REID SPEED
ED RUSH / OPTICAL
JIMMY VAN M
ANDY C / BAD COMPANY
JOHN DEBO
STEVE PORTER
TIM SKINNER
WILD CHILD
SEAN CUSICK
JOHN GRAHAM
DAVID WAXMAN
CHRIS FORTIER
TOTAL SCIENCE / BARON
SHY FX / SS
TEEBEE / BAILEY
HIGH CONTRAST / INFLUX DATUM
JOHNNY DANGEROUSLY
STORM
DAZEE / EMPRESS
JUJU / KNOW:EL
LEMON D & DILLINJA

MC¹S
RYMETYME, DYNAMITE, QUESTIONMARK,
MC J MESSINIAN, ARMANI, NAVIGATOR,
CHICKABOO, BASS NACHO



 

offline Asche XL on 2003-02-07 05:58 [#00544806]
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Looks like fun. If anything i'd go just for Underworld.
They're amazing.

Sorry for the excessive posting, but I thought some people
might be interested in this event.


 

offline KEYFUMBLER from DUBLIN (Ireland) on 2003-02-07 06:04 [#00544818]
Points: 5696 Status: Lurker



fucking Rephlex/warp/skam/plant mu should to an alternative
festival down the road to bring those blissed out commercial
dance crowds down with a fuck-off rave mash-fest!!!!!!!

however.. of the lineup i do recommend
LEMON D & DILLINJA
STORM
SHY FX / SS
Ed Rush/optical
DJ CRAZE / ADAM F
Josh Wink
Timo Maas



 

offline Asche XL on 2003-02-07 08:28 [#00545070]
Points: 4241 Status: Lurker | Followup to KEYFUMBLER: #00544818



They should do an all-star tour like this, that'd be sick.

Bah, I wish this tour would come to NY, but no....all the
way down in FL.


 


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