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Further Future Festival Phase 2 Lineup Released

One of the more interesting music/art/culture festivals around is Further Future. Billed as a boutique festival and held at a desert location outside Las Vegas, you can think of it as a miniature version of Burning Man meets Coachella, but with a vibe and style that is unique. Last year was the first version and it was amazing, with a fantastic lineup of music along with speakers, wild art projects, and other elements that made it stand out from any other festival around. This year the lineup is insanely good, including Nicholas Jaar, Fort Romeau, Dixon, and many others including L.A. based artists like Daedelus Low Leaf, The Pharcyde (!!), Tropic of Cancer, and Kid Koala.

Check out Further Future's official press release below, and stay tuned here for more announcements...

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Further Future Announces Phase 2 Performers For FF002 (April 29 to May 01, 2016)
Further Future, the award-winning boutique festival returning for its second year in the desert beyond Las Vegas, will deliver the musical stylings of more than 70 international acts, many of whom are heralded as legends and pioneers in their fields, alongside a range of other features, including talks by leaders in the worlds of business, science and the arts, all combining against a stunning landscape certain to expand the boundaries of imagination.

With its Phase 2 announcement, FF002 continues to challenge the norm with a diverse and highly curated selection of talent including the enigmatic Nicolas Jaar and a rare performance from celebrated reggae troupe Easy Star All-Stars, known for addictive covers of classic rock bands. Joining them will be legendary genre-bending savant Four Tet, Ninja Tune’s turntable wizard Kid Koala, Life and Death founder DJ Tennis, fabled pop-meets-disco group Crazy P, and other world-class performers including Andy Stott, Tropic Of Cancer, Terry Francis, Fort Romeau, John Wander, Low Leaf, Papercutz, Frank & Tony, Idjut Boys, and many more.

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From timeless instrumental hip-hop to downtempo dub, groove-laden house beats to minimal techno, chillwave to disco, and ethereal vocals to acoustic medleys, Phase 2 builds on an already monumental Phase 1 roster with revered performers like Dixon, Oneohtrix Point Never, The Pharcyde, &Me, Daedelus, Derrick Carter, Donato Dozzy, Elderbrook, Still Corners, Joeski, Birds of Passage, Kimball Collins and more, with the final Phase 3 music lineup arriving in December.

Spanning from April 29 to May 01, 2016, FF002 seeks to transcend the common festival experience by curating an unorthodox spectrum of genres while also cultivating an equally diverse selection of workshops, wellness sessions, and speakers, including renowned thought leaders from the fields of tech, science, business and more.

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Founded by the forward-thinking minds behind Robot Heart, Further Future is dedicated to creating an uninhibited breeding ground that will incubate ideas that shape our future. The event aspires to bring creative minds from around the world together in unison, building a vivacious and bold space that allows music, science, technology, art, and innovation to meld. More than a music festival, FF002 is a place to grow, rebuild, and inspire the very people that stand beside you.

We extend to you the challenge to build a better future with us, Beyond Vegas, and beyond the confines of everyday life. Join us in the Further Future. #FF002

Enlist in our community by signing up for the Further Futurist newsletter here to receive additional updates. Ticket codes are available by request via Further Future’s Facebook page.

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