Buku Project Finalizes Lineup, Announces Official Late-Night Experience

The Buku Project in New Orleans || March 17-18, 2012 @ Mardi Gras World

The Buku Music + Art Project has finalized their lineup (see below) and announced the Bassik at BUKU: The Official Late-Night Experience, on March 17, 2012, featuring Wolfgang Gartner. Also on the bill are Archnemesis, Plastic Plates, Salva, and Nguzunguzu.

Situated on the BUKU grounds at Mardi Gras World, the after-party will start at 1am as the main event wraps up and keep things moving deep into the night. While the main stage plays on indoors, the BUKU late-night will also feature an outdoor side stage, hosted by Plastic Plates, allowing you to party/hang/eat/drink/dance to nu-disco/electro/house/lounge into the morning as the barges roll by the banks of the Mississippi River.

A limited amount of pre-sale tickets are available now at the BUKU ticketing page for only $20. When those sell out, advance tickets will be $25 and $30 at the door.

BUKU will also be hosting an official pre-party on March 16, 2012 at JAX Brewery featuring 16 Bit. Tickets are on sale now at the BUKU ticketing page.

11 local artists including Tony Skratchere, Jermaine Quiz and more have been invited to play changeovers to ensure non-stop music throughout the 2-day madhouse. Check out the full lineup below:

Saturday, March 17th

Avicii
Wiz Khalifa
Diplo
Mord Fustang
Holy Fuck
Gramatik
Yelle DJs
Pictureplane
Rockie Fresh
Cities Aviv
The Rap Pack
Force Feed Radio / Christoph Andersson
Tony Skratchere / Paul B / Sonali

Saturday, March 18th

Skrillex
YelaWolf
Porter Robinson
Big K.R.I.T.
Big Gigantic
SBTRKT
Figure
Sepalcure
Big Freedia
G-Eazy
Purity Ring
Gravity A
Shanook
White Noise
DJ Digital
Jermaine Quiz
Sir Charles
Spamm Kid
Late-Night

Wolfgang Gartner
Archnemesis
Plastic Plates
Salva / Nguzunguzu
Eddie Gold / Unicorn Fukr / Javier Draga

February 15, 2012 | by Wesley Hodges | Festivals, Previews

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