Serving as a sort of nightcap to Coachella’s star-studded festivities, leading LA promoter Framework has announced its third annual afterparty series, “Framework in the Desert.”
Taking place during the storied festival’s first weekend, the three-day series will return to the Atlantic Aviation airport hangar in Thermal, California. Situated a few miles east of Coachella’s home base at the Empire Polo Club, the hangar offers a unique experience for partygoers with indoor and outdoor dance spaces, runway-adjacent social spaces and table service.
The 2024 iteration of “Framework in the Desert” will showcase an impressive, three-day electronic music spectacle with a roster full of elite artists from across the space.
“The response to our activations over the past years has seamlessly quarterbacked us into our 2024 series of desert events, which will feature artists like Charlotte de Witte, Dom Dolla and John Summit and more, providing audiences the opportunity to build on their unforgettable festival experiences with our unique late night offerings,” said Framework founder Kobi Danan.
Headlining on Friday, April 12th and kicking off the weekend will be techno superstar Charlotte de Witte, who will be joined by Reinier Zonneveld, Rebūke and Sound Nightclub resident Minus the Light. On Saturday, the airport hangar will serve as home to beloved Australian powerhouse Dom Dolla and Gorgon City, Patrick Mason, Azzecca and ORSO. Closing out the weekend on Sunday is none other than John Summit as well as Cloonee, Will Clarke and Annicka.
You can purchase tickets to “Framework in the Desert” here.
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