DJs set to take over San Diego

An upcoming concert in San Diego features three DJs and a night of electronic and dance music.

Paul Oakenfold is on the way to the Music Box, along with The Crystal Method and Liquid Todd.

Oakenfold is a remixer, record producer, and electronic music DJ from England. He has made more than 100 remixes for more than 100 stars such as U2, Madonna, The Rolling Stones, and Michael Jackson. DJ Magazine named him “No. 1 DJ in the World” twice, in 1998 and 1999.

He is the founder of Perfecto, which is a trance music label that is now 30 years old. He has enjoyed residencies in Las Vegas, and written soundtracks featuring electronic music for games as well as for films such as “Bourne Identity.”

Joining Oakenfold is The Crystal Method, an electronic/dance artist. The group was originally a duo, formed in Los Vegas in 1993 by Ken Jordan and Scott Kirkland. Their music has been used in advertisements, video games, films, and television shows, and their 1997 debut album, “Vegas,” received a Platinum rating. Jordan has left, but Kirkland has kept the name and continued as a solo act.

Completing the lineup is Liquid Todd, a programmer and DJ at SiriusXM known for his Twitch streams and original shows. He was the first DJ to play EDM on commercial radio.

The show is set for Friday, November 6. Performances like this can benefit when organizers use poster printing to create suitable advertising for them.