DISLABEL Brings Two Swords, Star Eyes and More for First-Ever Pool Party
Be prepared to make a splash! DISLABEL is here to help you beat the heat while welcoming you to their very first explosive pool party this August.
Be prepared to make a splash! DISLABEL is here to help you beat the heat while welcoming you to their very first explosive pool party this August. Taking place at a private location in Los Angeles on August 22, the underground event series specializing in pulsating bass, high-energy house and jungle music will bring a hefty line-up of power-packed artists, including Two Swords, Star Eyes, WHYS and more. Tickets for DISLABEL pool party are brought to you by Ticket Fairy.
Having started the year with the release of his new five-track EP ‘Bloom’ and dropping ‘ANX Scatter’ and ‘Sickfoot’ with Los Angeles-based producer Tsuruda on his imprint Never, Forever Music, Two Swords is set to turn up the heat at the DISLABEL event later this month.

Fresh off the HARD SUMMER stage with a B2B set alongside Bianca Oblivion, Star Eyes will showcase her iconic mixes at this pool party after her takeovers of some of the biggest festivals and clubs in the world. She has also performed at EDC, Burning Man, Outlook Festival and Sonár Festival.
Drum & bass/jungle DJ/producer and curator WHYS is on the artist card alongside Liquid Giraffe and DJ/selector Ruminate. Litha will offer 140 and jungle, with DJ and vocalist Chrome Mamí and DJ, vocalist and songwriter Rosebud rounding out the line-up. This is your chance to be part of the ultimate summer pool party in Los Angeles!
Tier 1 tickets have SOLD OUT! Head to Ticket Fairy to get your tickets to DISLABEL’s first pool party in Los Angeles featuring Two Swords, Star Eyes, WHYS and more
Artists playing at this gig: Two Swords | Star Eyes | WHYS | Liquid Giraffe | Ruminate | LITHA | Chrome Mami | Rosebud
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