Copa del Rave, the Electronic Industry Charity Soccer Tournament, Returns to Los Angeles Next Month
Ardalan & TEED Juliana Bernstein
The digital songs sector’s premier football event, Copa del Rave, is going back to Los Angeles on November 2 with groups created from digital songs musicians and sector numbers.
Confirmed DJ gamers consist of Copa founder Ardalan, Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs, Xie, Zomboy, Zen Freeman, EDDIE and Borgore, with even more to be revealed.
The event will certainly likewise include groups from CREATE Music Group, Capitol Music Group, Downtown Music, INFAMOUS, Red Light Management, Symphonic Distribution, YourArmy/ATC and The Free Agents.
The event is once more taking place at Evolve L.A., in the city’s Frogtown community. Games start at 3p.m. and run up until 8p.m. A viewer contribution is asked for. A contribution is likewise needed from each completing group, with the winning group reaching choose the charity that will certainly get the cash increased.
The initially 3 installations of Copa del Rave increased greater than $40,000 in contributions for the LA Mission, which offers assistance to homeless individuals in L.A.; MusicCares, a Recording Academy company that aids individuals in the songs sector experiencing tough times; and Give a Beat, which makes use of songs to aid individuals influenced by the criminal justice system.
Previous gamers consist of Diplo, GG Magree, Wax Motif, Ardalan, TEED, The Chainsmokers and extra. Kappa won in 2015’s event, with the previous 2 versions won by Red Light Management.
“Copa del Rave is back! We might be older and slightly more injury-prone, but the hunger out on the field is still real,” event founders Alastair Duncan, Jonathan McDonald and Ardalan stated in a joint declaration. “We’re truly grateful for all the teams and DJs participating, who are willing to get out there and play for a good cause.”
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