Say what you will about the EDM bubble, but it hasn’t burst yet. Between 2011 and 2014, EDC saw an attendance increase of over 170 percent. 2015 is set to be another huge year.
Infographic source: Rukkus
Search
Trending
- Ticketmaster Crashes Right on Cue During Bad Bunny Ticket Sale
- Arcade Fire Releases a 45-Minute Song for the Headspace Meditation App
- Morgan Wallen Protest Billboards Appearing All Around Nashville
- 65% of Streaming Music Users Share Credentials — How Many Billions Are Still Being Lost?
- Rapper Nas Makes at Least $40 Million Off Coinbase Investment from 2013
- What Streaming Music Services Pay (Updated for 2021)
- Is Your Song Being Played on the Radio? Here’s a Detailed Breakdown of Radio Monitoring Companies
- An Insanely Detailed Discussion About the Music Modernization Act
There is no bubble. Electronic dance music is this generation’s jazz, rock, and hip-hop. It will be around for years to come until the next thing comes along.
It’s popular because it requires no musical ability.
(ducking)
Them’s fightin’ words! [SWINGING]
(*kidding*)
(To be clear: kidding about the swinging, not about my disagreement.)
The bubble burst this year, numbers will be below 400K no matter what promoters say. No one fact checks Insomniacs #’s anyway, but those who really know, know that the bubble has burst (ask any EDM booking agent).
it’s all about drug culture (too boring w/o being high) the edm bubble will burst when the drug bubble bursts — and that isn’t any time soon. and i don’t just mean club drugs and street drugs, i mean the prescription pills that your mom and little brother take, and the daily intake of your alcoholic dad
Isn’t EDM the crap that the morons on Jersey Shore would fist pump to when they were out in the clubs?