Brownies And Lemonade Electric Zoo After Party Featured A B2B2B With Ekali, Graves and Baauer
Electric Zoo hosted its 10th edition this past weekend. While fans were blown away by the festival which is now headed by none other than Gary Richards, it seems that Brownies and Lemonade is making even more waves with their after party. On Sunday night once the festival closed up shop, hundreds headed over to the event which featured – as most B&L parties do – a secret line up.
The lack of knowing who would be present didn’t stop an enormous crowd from heading over and per usual the team did not disappoint when it came to surprise headliners. While there were many sets at the after party the one which is making the most waves on social media is a massive B2B.
B&L has become known for their inventive secret formatted events. These shows usually evolve into one of a kind experiences where some of the most in-demand artists in the world take the stage together in a freestyle fashion. Sunday night fans were able to see a massive threeway B2B featuring Ekali, Graves, and Baauer. So more or less a trap lovers wet dream. Check out the brief clip below and it goes without saying that is Brownies and Lemonade is coming to a city near you – don’t be dumb and get a ticket early.
WOW LEGENDS ONLY @BAUUER B2B @EKALIMUSIC B2B @WEAREGRAVES
— Brownies & Lemonade (@TeamBandL) September 3, 2018
Why Brownies And Lemonade’s Secret-Lineup Format Works So Well
Brownies & Lemonade started out as a scrappy Los Angeles party collective before growing into one of dance music’s most respected independent event producers, and the mystery-lineup format is a huge part of what set them apart early on. Not announcing who’s playing forces fans to trust the brand itself rather than a specific headliner, which is a genuinely rare thing to pull off in an industry usually built around marquee names selling tickets.
That trust is exactly why a surprise three-way back-to-back like this one, Ekali, Graves, and Baauer trading off in a freestyle format, can turn into one of the most talked-about sets of an entire festival weekend without ever being on a poster. Landing it at Electric Zoo’s 10th anniversary, with the festival itself under new ownership from Gary Richards, made the moment feel like even more of a passing-of-the-torch statement for where trap and bass music’s biggest names were choosing to play their after-hours sets in 2018.
