
kinekt:o why would it be so weird for q-dance to do the same? not everyone travels across the u.s. to attend a festival, so offering the same experience in different cities is just a way to broaden the festival brand name. Sensation white is doing the same thing this year bringing 1 festival name to several different cities. I think anything is possible.
kinekt:q-dance stage was amazing, between 5,000-10,000 people at all times. how is that not a success? it was the very first hardstyle stage in america EVER.
@tekmymusic -
Those are some of the most ignorant stereotypical comments I've ever heard. Dutch hardstyle is commercialzed TO THE MAX. In fact most americans prefer reverse bass, high energy dance music.. not the clap a long pop remixes that dominate todays hardstyle sound. Hardstyle has a draw of between 1,000 to 10,000 people in many cities. Why do numbers matter? Quality > Quantity. American hardstyle crowds LOVE the music, they arent there just cause its "hip".
wanderer:The hardstyle scene in america is begging for more
If you listen to the hardstyle coming out in the US/Canada you'll notice not a lot of it is incredibly poppy. All of the popstyle like wildstylez, brennan heart, etc, is european. If anything I'd say a lot of the N american stuff coming out these days is sounding more and more like the stuff coming out of italy.
Reverse Ghost:wanderer:The hardstyle scene in america is begging for more
If you listen to the hardstyle coming out in the US/Canada you'll notice not a lot of it is incredibly poppy. All of the popstyle like wildstylez, brennan heart, etc, is european. If anything I'd say a lot of the N american stuff coming out these days is sounding more and more like the stuff coming out of italy.
A lot of American Hardstyle fans are still envying the days of early nustyle, since they searched for Hardstyle to escape from Pop House.
kinekt:I hope hardstyle artists realize americans like it a bit different and bring us more reverse bass and more hard driving kicks. I was at q-dance stage at edc 2012 for all 3 days for every single minute. Multiple times they would cut out the mixer volume to get the crowd to sing a long and it was the most awkward silence every time. Then after excessive dongs someone finally played a high energy reverse bass and you could just hear the crowd erupt in a roar of WHOOOOOOOOO's and FUCKYEAAAAAAAAAAAAAA's. Every single time.
Markove:I'm excited for this.![]()
I've been waiting for an opportunity, along with many other Americans, to see a few of my favorites without the expense of crossing the pond. Crossing such a large pond isn't cheap, you know. Most of us can only do so once a year, if at all.
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