Electric Zoo: Electronic Music Festival, September 4 & 5, 2010

Electronic Zoo is New York’s Electronic Music Festival - September 4 & 5, 2010 (Labor Day Weekend). The open air festival takes place at Randall's Island Park, 11am-11pm Each Day. 50+ Artists Over Multiple Stages!

Electric Zoo, New York’s Electronic Music Festival is coming this Labor Day weekend on September 4 & 5, 2010. Following the success of its kickoff year, Made Event is very excited to announce the hugely anticipated 2010 edition bringing together the highest caliber of artists from across the many sub-genres of electronic music to New York’s premier open air festival of electronic music favorites to the beautiful greenery of Randall’s Island Park with stunning water views.

For tickets and more info please visit www.ElectricZooFestival.com.

Randall's Island Park has long enjoyed its position as a recreational hub for Manhattan and the surrounding boroughs for over half a century.  Centrally located on the banks of the East River, it is easily accessible from all points by car, bus, bicycle, pedestrian and ferry.  With plenty of acreage of grass to dance, chill and roam along with some of the city's most stunning views of the Manhattan skyline, Randall's Island is no doubt the perfect venue for the Electric Zoo festival.  With every ticket sold, a $2 donation goes toward the beautification of Randall's Island through environmental art and stewardship.

In a short time, Electric Zoo has already established itself as New York’s premier electronic music festival.  In 2009, over 26,000 people passed through the gates to witness over 50 acts representing multiple countries on four stages.  Electric Zoo represents all genres of electronic music by bringing top international DJs and live acts along with hometown favorites to New York City.  The festival’s inaugural edition received a coveted IDMA nomination for “Best U.S. Festival” and “Best Music Event” by URB magazine, as well as positive press coverage from major media outlets like CNN, New York Times, Huffington Post, Village Voice, Time Out New York, New York Post, DJ Mag, and Ocean Drive.