DJ SKOODA
SLUGO
Thomas ‘DJ Slugo’ Kendricks was born on Chicago’s South Side. With 20 plus years in the game, he is one of the original creators of a music style commonly known as ghetto house or more recently regarded as juke. Deriving from old school house, it is steeped with nuances from ghetto life traditions and descriptions. In 1992, he released his first truly professional mix tape, Ghetto Mix Part III. This tape landed in the hands of Ray Barney, CEO of the infamous Chicago-based Dance Mania label, resulting in a long stream of releases there, and affording DJ Slugo the freedom to form his own outlet, Subterranean Playhouse. Stepping to his own beat, he has remained a tireless staple of the genre he helped shape.
DJ SPS
DJ TONY MACIAS
DJ TORNADO
DJ TOURE
Dj TREW
DJ V-DUB
DJ WARP
DJ WHITE LIGHTNING
DJ WORD
DJ WYLLYS
DJ YENDOR
DJ ZEBO
DJ ACUCRACK
DJAPPEL FEAT. KIM IN WONDERLAND
DJM TRIO
DJS
DJS JOE VOR-TECH & MR. AUTOMATIC
DOCTOR DON & THE BOOGIE MONSTERS
DOCTOR, THIS VIRUS IS SILENCE
DOGGYBAG
DOMMIN
DON CABALLERO
DON GIBSON
DON OF THE KNOTTS
DON RUSSIAN
DON’T PANIC
Don’t Panic is a rock & roll / pop punk band which formed in the Pocono Mountains of northeast Pennsylvania in 2009. Named after the Douglas Adams’ favorite novel of founding vocalist/guitarist Ted Felicetti, Don’t Panic began as an endeavor, where making genuine, fun rock and roll music came first and everything else second. Joining Ted were Keith Slader (bass), Anthony Paesano (drums) and AJ Larsen (guitar). After a short hiatus ending in 2019, The band released their first full length effort ‘See Through It All’ in 2020 and then a follow up full length with ‘Dark Horse’ in Sept 2021. Drawing off their collective influences from bands like Bayside, Millencolin, Foo Fighters, & No Use for a Name, Don’t Panic’s third full length album ‘Setting up to Fail’ is set to release on August 25th, 2023, after a very busy year and a half out on the road touring in the U.S and U.K and performing with the likes of Less than Jake, Bowling for Soup, The Ataris, The Spill Canvas, Face to Face, Alien Ant Farm, Lit, Mest and tons others. What’s next? An open road and good times with a Miller Lite and our friends. Because that’s all that really matters.
DIVEBAR
Williams traveling through time and having a beer with Joe Strummer. Then imagine that they decide to rent a Pinto and drive cross-country, and along the way they pick up Keith Richards and Robbie Robertson. Somewhere outside of Wichita, they run into Aretha Franklin, and she decides to come along for the ride too, but since it’s only a 4-seater, they have to strap her to the roof. None of that describes Divebar in the least, but it’s hilarious to picture two dead guys driving a Pinto while the Queen of Soul rides on the roof like Teen Wolf. Also, she’s wearing a halter top.
Actually, Divebar is an alt-country band out of Chicago, similar in style to Wilco and Lucinda Williams. Since their formation in 2003, Divebar has built an impressive following with their crafty songwriting, rich vocal harmonies, and energetic stage presence. Their unique sound is influenced by each of the band members’ diverse upbringings – the music conjures up images of the vast plains of Kelly’s Texas, the rich farmland of Chris’ Iowa, the carefree charm of Matt and Dan’s small-town Wisconsin, and the ample parking of Aric’s Evanston.