The Party Hour
Party Hour 11/30/13
Damn how the year has flown by! The last Party Hour of November gives us new remixes of Travie McCoy, Paramore and Duck Sauce, plus a mix of genres from the indie scene: EDM, PoP, RaP, TrAP and Rock. Super Star DJs & Producers in the playlist tonight includes music with Steve Aoki, Tommie Sunshine, Bingo Players and Dillion Francis. New Singles, Tour Dates and Line Ups.
Panic! At The Disco
Nov 30 Hard Rock Hotel Las Vegas, NV
Dec 05 Verizon Theatre Grand Prairie, TX
Dec 09 Rams Head Live Baltimore, MD
Dec 10 The Aragon Ballroom Chicago, IL
Feb 04 Roseland Ballroom New York, NY
Travie McCoy
Dec 06 Staples Center Los Angeles, CA
Dec 08 Comcast Arena Everett, WA
Dec 09 United Center Chicago, IL
Dec 11 Philips Arena Atlanta, GA
Dec 15 The Fillmore Detroit, MI
Steve Aoki
Dec 21 Belly Up Aspen, CO
Dec 27 Bank Atlantic Center For Lauderdale, FL
Flosstradamus
Nov 30 Ogden Theatre Denver, CO
Dec 06 Terminal 5 New York, NY
Dec 13 9:30 Club Washington, DC
Dec 14 Soundgarden Hall Philadelphia, PA
Dec 20 The Warfield San Francisco, CA
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