HARD Day of the Dead is this weekend, and features an insane lineup of dance music talent including chart-topping megastars like Calvin Harris and Skrillex. Away from the main stages, however, there's a pretty unique chance to check out both legendary dance music producers and underground talent at the Red Bull Music Academy Discotheque. Consider for a second that the same stage will host Masters at Work (Kenny Dope and Louie Vega) and Giorgio Moroder, which is more dance music legendosity than has perhaps ever been in Los Angeles in one weekend. Throw in Kavinsky performing live, the hottest names in underground UK House like Jackmaster, XXXY, and Dusky, and LA's own Tokimonsta and you've got a lineup that would hold its own as a festival in and of itself. There are still limited tickets available for the entire festival at hardfest.com.
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