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10 Shambhala Sets We Won’t Be Missing This Summer

April 21, 2015

[divider]A.SKILLZ[/divider]

Another Shambhala veteran, A.SKillz, returns to show off his incredible DJing abilities this summer. Also known as Adam Mills, A.Skillz has been releasing music and performing live for more than a decade, and is known for his ability to blend a wide variety of genres. He’s worked closely with acts like Krafty Kuts, and broke out with his BBC Radio 1 mini-mix for Annie Mac in 2005, which was voted best mini-mix of the year by Radio 1 listeners. His resume’ speaks for itself, and so do his live-sets. The 33-year-old Brit is annually one of the most talented DJs in the Shambhala lineup, and we won’t be missing his set. It’ll be taking place at The Fractal Forest stage, which he has made his Shambhala-home over the years.

[divider]LIQUID STRANGER[/divider]

Whenever the name Liquid Stranger appears on a lineup, there’s going to be a lot of very happy festival attendees. A fan-favorite who dazzles listeners both with his productions and performances, 36-year-old Swede Martin Stääf is every bass-heads dream set. Blending drum & bass with dubstep and everything in between, the dance music mainstay will be performing at The Grove stage this year, after playing at The Village stage last year. No matter the stage, or the time, we’ll be at Liquid Stranger’s set, and you know you will be too.

https://soundcloud.com/liquid-stranger/liquid-stranger-infusion-mix-vol-3

[divider]JACK BEATS[/divider]

Making their long-awaited return to Shambhala this summer, duo Jack Beats will be joining the stacked lineup at The Fractal Forest stage. Their last set at Shambs came in 2009, just two years after they began their collaboration project. The London-based duo, made up of DJ Plus One and Beni G, have since signed with OWSLA and become regulars on all of our iPods and festival lineup wish-lists. They’ve blown away crowds at EDC, EZoo, Red Rocks, and more, and it’s about time that an updated set from Shambhala joins their impressive list.

Tickets are going fast for the four-day event taking place August 7-10, with the last tier of tickets the only available for Shambhala this summer. You can get all of the ticket info here and learn additional important info regarding the festival’s policies here. Let us know which artists you won’t be missing at Shambhala 2015 and who you’re secretly hoping the Mystery Headliner is! Comment below, on Facebook, or reply on Twitter!