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LA Riots Erupt at Arkadia on January 6

Often associated with violent street crime, urban decay, and N.W.A., South Central Los Angeles is generally considered a residential wasteland, the type of gritty, big-city neighborhood where dreams die and poverty prevails. During the early '90s, it was the epicenter of the Rodney King scandal, inspired countless West Coast rap...
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Often associated with violent street crime, urban decay, and N.W.A., South Central Los Angeles is generally considered a residential wasteland, the type of gritty, big-city neighborhood where dreams die and poverty prevails.

During the early '90s, it was the epicenter of the Rodney King scandal, inspired countless West Coast rap tracks, big-screen action flicks, and, naturally, bass-heavy club bangers by City of Angels-based DJ duo LA Riots.




Named after the '92 riots that erupted in South Central after four officers were acquitted of brutally beating King's ass during a traffic stop, the hard-hitting electro team of Daniel LeDisko and Jon Pegnato are electro-house demigods. They've remixed everyone from Weezer to Lady Gaga, toured relentlessly alongside MSTRKRFT and The Crystal Method, and dropped beats at some of the world's biggest music festivals, including Lollapalooza, Ultra Music Festival, and Electric Zoo.

On Friday, January 6, LA Riots will be back in Miami Beach, smashing through Arkadia harder than a cinderblock through a South Central storefront. Be warned, these dudes are vicious on the decks and a bleep-bleep, bloop-bloop riot may ensue.

LA Riots. Friday, January 6. Arkadia, 4441 Collins Ave., Miami Beach. The party starts at 11 p.m. and tickets cost $30 plus fees via wantickets.com. Call 305-674-4680 or visit arkadiamiami.com.



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