From poolside sets to the Air Museum after dark, Weekend 1 showed how far Splash House has come — and how the Coachella Valley’s music scene is evolving with it.
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One of the absolute best things about festivals is our tendency to explore, to emerge from our bubbles of self-doubt, and open ourselves to new experiences. Desert Daze is definitely not new to this concept; you’re always apt to find yourself wandering
text & interviews by Jorge Perezchica Splash House knows just where to hit the wet and wild, sweet spots in the calendar year. The June edition feels like a long awaited school break to usher in summer season, as attendees bask under
interview by Jorge Perezchica Nothing says summer quite like 100+ degree sunshine in the Coachella Valley, and on August 10-12 the ultimate poolside weekender Splash House returns to Palm Springs venues: The Renaissance, Riviera, and Saguaro Hotels. The event will welcome a
text by Lybys Zambrano and Jorge Perezchica Splash House came back to the desert June 8-10 for its 6th annual of summer fun and let’s just say, it was definitely wet and wild. With the line-up being at its all time best, 40
Splash House returns June 8-10 for its sixth anniversary in Palm Springs, bringing its 2018 weekender edition to the Riviera, Saguaro, and the Renaissance. Whether it’s lounging under the sun, staying posted in motion on a floaty, getting transported between destinations in
interview by Oscar Cabrera photos by Rob Schoenborn Coachella Magazine catches up with Desert Rhythm Project for an interview with Mikey Reyes and Bryanna Evaro. DRP opens up about a number of topics ranging from the origins of the band, their album debut,
interview by Oscar Cabrera “Our life story is almost like too crazy to be true — too painful to be true.” Yoshiki They say that pain can either make you or break you. For rock star legends X Japan, pain has done both.
Splash House Announces Lineup for June 8-10 Weekend Featuring Duke Dumont, Blacklizt, What So Not, Dusky (DJ Set), Justin Martin, Chris Lake, The Magician, Kasbo and More After Hours at the Air Museum Featuring Autograf, Nora En Pure, and SNBRN Tickets On-Sale Friday, May 4, 12pm