Justin Marchacos
- LocationUnited States of America
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- First event on RA2014
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About
- Based in frenetic New York City, Justin Marchacos is a versatile music composer whose roots originate in film. His original live sets of infectious house and techno music has moved dance floors packed with partygoers all over the world.
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Past events
- Fri, 1 Apr
KOPFLOS INS BLAUE – VOL 1
An On Bast, Ata, Brian Cid, Budakid, Jake the Rapper, Justin Marchacos, Luna City Express, miAs, Mimi Love, Mira, Moderna, Peter Schumann
- Fri, 1 Apr
KOPFLOS INS BLAUE – VOL 1
An On Bast, Ata, Brian Cid, Budakid, Jake the Rapper, Justin Marchacos, Luna City Express, miAs, Mimi Love, Mira, Moderna, Peter Schumann
RA Pick- Fri, 29 Oct 2021
[CANCELLED] Cityfox Halloween Festival (OCT 29+30)
John Digweed, Lee Burridge, Kevin Saunderson, Carl Craig, Behrouz, Moodymann, Dubfire, Einmusik, WhoMadeWho, Ida Engberg, Navbox, YokoO, MightyKat, Guy Mantzur, Recondite, Kolsch, Hot Since 82, Cassian, Saqib, Justin Marchacos, Mathame, bilaliwood, Innellea, DJ Holographic, Alice Iguchi, Vintage Culture, Holmar, Kate Stein, Brina Knauss, Nora En Pure, Wassu, Julya Karma, AMÉMÉ, Stephan JolkCityfox Halloween has always been one of the biggest nights on the New York clubbing calendar, and now it's doubling with one hell of a lineup—we're not sure where to start with what to recommend, but Carl Craig back-to-back Moodymann is not to be missed.
RA Pick- Fri, 29 Oct 2021
[CANCELLED] Cityfox Halloween Festival (OCT 29+30)
John Digweed, Lee Burridge, Kevin Saunderson, Carl Craig, Behrouz, Moodymann, Dubfire, Einmusik, WhoMadeWho, Ida Engberg, Navbox, YokoO, MightyKat, Guy Mantzur, Recondite, Kolsch, Hot Since 82, Cassian, Saqib, Justin Marchacos, Mathame, bilaliwood, Innellea, DJ Holographic, Alice Iguchi, Vintage Culture, Holmar, Kate Stein, Brina Knauss, Nora En Pure, Wassu, Julya Karma, AMÉMÉ, Stephan JolkCityfox Halloween has always been one of the biggest nights on the New York clubbing calendar, and now it's doubling with one hell of a lineup—we're not sure where to start with what to recommend, but Carl Craig back-to-back Moodymann is not to be missed.