Ely Oaks

Me and my friends had been wanting to go to a good EDM show for a while, we've seen avici and deadmau5, but now we wanted to experience moguai since he was coming into town. So we looked on the internet of how much tickets were and bought some for his next event. We got all dressed up and ready to party the day of his show and were out the door looking as crazy as ever ready to dance our night away.
We got to the venue and everyone was dressed up for this EDM show as well. It was a very large venue, no seating just one stage and all general standing area, which is normal for an EDM show. Finally Moguai takes the stage and drops a beat and the LIGHT SHOW WAS MAGNIFICENT!!!
I have never seen anything like it with any other DJ! He played a lot of his newer stuff like ACIIID and Cant stop and it was seriously the greatest mix of dancing, music and lights that I have ever experienced. This DJ is so good he knows when to drop the bass at exactly the perfect times, unlike anything I have ever seen before.

Funky guitar plus Congo drums plus quirky lyrics equals one of the most fun shows you could possible ever attend, all thanks to the band Deluxe. The collective quirky-ness of each member is a reflected into the music, resulting in a dance your pants off good time.
The stage is setup so that when the show starts; you can’t actually see the stage, just the curtain behind all the instruments. You hear the first notes being played for “My Game,” then a spotlight goes on to focus solely on the funky guitar that starts up the song. Then another spotlight goes on when the Congos start to be played, leading up to the last spotlight for the vocals. As they reach the height right before the chorus the whole stage lights up behind them with red flashing lights. Epic. Amazing that that’s just the beginning of the show. They continue to give high energy, so much so that you feel like the music completely takes over you, and no matter how good or bad, you start to dance and let it flow through you. Their between song conversation with each other and the audience just reinforces how great of a time they have making music together.