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Diplo & Kesha To Headline L.A.'s Mad Decent Block Party
Mad Decent returns with a lineup that includes Kaskade, Diplo, Kesha, Dillon Francis and more.
Diplo's music fest, the Mad Decent Block Party, will be making 15 stops throughout the country this year. We'll get our turn on October 1 at L.A. Center Studios at 1201 W. 5th St. in Westlake.
Find the full lineup below, but note that artists vary by city. Diplo and Kesha are both confirmed for Los Angeles.
4B, Alison Wonderland, Alunageorge, Anna Lunoe, Ape Drums, Aryay, Autoerotique, Baauer, Big Wild, Bishu, Boi-1DA, Boombox Cartel, Brillz, D.R.A.M., Dillon Francis, Diplo, Dirty South Joe, DJ Snake, FKi 1st, Flosstradamus, Galantis, Giraffage, Grandtheft, Gryffin (DJ set), GRiZ, Herobust, Jackal (DJ set), Jai Wolf, Jauz, Justin Martin, Kaskade, Kesha, Keys N Krates, LE Youth, Lil Dicky, Louis the Child, Marshmello, Mija, Neo Fresco, Nghtmre, Nina Las Vegas, Oshi, Party Favor, Paul Devro, Rich the Kid, RL Grime, Slander, Sleepy Tom, Swizzymack, Tchami, Tiësto, Tory Lanez, Troyboi, Unlike Pluto, Valentino Khan, Wax Motif, What So Not, Zeds Dead
Tickets are $46.50 to $76.50, and you can find them here.
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