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Secret Project Announces 2019 Festival Lineup

Last October of 2018, we were graced in the Downtown Los Angeles area with the presence of the first edition of Secret Project. This year, we are even more excited for round two of this event to take place from October 12thto October 13thin LA’s famous Chinatown. Secret Project is a collective that combines a bevy of contemporary food and cocktails with live art and dance music for a world-class event.

BUY SECRET PROJECT 2019 TICKETS HERE

Last year, Secret Project went so far as to win XLIVE’s “Best New Festival” for its a unique twist on craft cocktails, eclectic international cuisine, and outstanding musical acts…and we aren’t surprised! This is an event sure to leave your taste buds satisfied and your heart happy.

Now, what you’ve all been waiting for:

Secret Project 2019 Lineup

Adriatique, Ben UFO, DāM-FunK, Daniel Avery, Dennis Sulta, Four Tet, Gerd Janson, Honey Dijon, Jayda G,  Leon Vynehall, Loco Dice b2b William Djoko, Mall Grab, Modeselektor (live), Nina Kraviz b2b Helena Hauff, Peach and More to Make their Festival Debut

Plus Rare Live Performance by Âme’s Frank Wiedemann and KiNK 

Additional Sets from Dixon, DJ Tennis, Peggy Gou, Cooper Saver, Corey Sizemore, Bears In Space and Club Called Rhonda 

BUY SECRET PROJECT 2019 TICKETS HERE

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