Global Dance’s Supernatural Returns to Denver This Halloween

Porter Robinson, Boombox Cartel, Getter b2b Space Laces, and more are set to take the stage at Global Dance’s Supernatural this year.

Global Dance Festival throws its annual summer party every July at Colorado’s Empower Field at Mile High Stadium, but there’s more in store from the team behind this two-decade running event when spooky season rolls around. Each year, the Denver-based promoters assemble an eclectic electronic lineup for a one-night warehouse party before Halloween called Supernatural. This year’s edition features artists from several different genres of dance music and will take place on October 28 at the National Western Complex.

From trance to riddim, there’s undoubtedly a little bit of everything on the Supernatural lineup. A DJ set from Porter Robinson to headline the event this year is certainly enough to make plenty of fans scoop their ticket before even reading the rest of the bill. In addition to Porter, trance, progressive house, and electro-pop fans can get lost in the melodies of ilan Bluestone and Audien, while Nostalgix is sure to bring the heat with her set.

Bass lovers get their share as well on this year’s Supernatural lineup with trap-style beats from Boombox Cartel and Effin, rock-and-roll-infused bass from Decadon, and riddim-influenced dubstep from Calcium and Getter b2b Space Laces. Rounding out the lineup are rising stars Dissolves, Ecotek, Faybl, and Zoa, so be sure to arrive early for the full experience.

If you’re looking for an event with a little something for everyone in your rave fam this Halloween, this diverse party has a slew of styles covered all in one night, so get your costume ready and scoop your tickets. Tickets for this year’s edition of Supernatural go on sale Friday, August 11 at 12pm MST via SeeTickets, so be sure to get yours if you plan on attending this spooktacular one-night affair.

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