Huxley debuts in North America
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- The UK house producer will head stateside for the first time in March, including appearances at WMC.
- Huxley will play his first ever American dates in March. The producer, who hails from the small town of Tring in the UK, hit it big last year with his "Let It Go" single on Hypercolour. Since then he's been touring non-stop and has a had a handful of releases on other labels, not to mention a Breaking Through spotlight here at RA. This spring he'll make his official debut in North America as he plays a string of dates across the US and Canada. Newport Beach will play host to the first date of the tour on March 11th, when Huxley headlines the Tapas bar. The following few nights he'll hit Detroit, DC (with Michael Mayer) and New York (with Solomun). Then he crosses the border for the sole Canadian date in Toronto on the 16th, headlining Wrongbar with Dusky. His final date before he heads to WMC lands in Boston at the Middlesex Lounge on the 17th. He will appear at four events over the course of the Winter Music Conference, but details of only two, on the 20th, have been confirmed—an Ellum Audio showcase at the Electric Pickle, and a Miami Deep party at the Shelborne. He's also slated to play the Last Resort party on March 24th, but full details are still under wraps. Tickets for the NYC party are available here, and tickets for the Miami Deep party can be purchased here.
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