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click to enlarge Derrick Carter (photo by Steve Stills)
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Pink Mammoth Block Party Club Recommended

When: Sat., June 27, 12 p.m. 2015
Price: $20-$40

Pink Mammoth: Party Preview

Now in its third year, Burning Man theme camp Pink Mammoth is hosting a massive 16-hour indoor-outdoor block party fundraiser for its annual outing to the playa. And while Burning Man parties tend to be notably Burner-centric, rarely featuring "outsider" DJs, this year Pink Mammoth has gone all out and is bringing out a stacked lineup to headline its block party. House legend Derrick Carter leads the pack; the man is pretty much the embodiment of Chicago house music. He's joined by J.Phlip, a San Francisco native and part of local tech-house label Dirtybird; Jon Charnis, an up-and-comer affiliated with Lee Burridge's All Day I Dream imprint; and local hero David Harness, whose history with house music runs deep.
— Chris Zaldua

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