Electronic dance music (EDM) fans have something new to look forward to at Super Bowl LVIII, as Kaskade steps in to replace Tiësto as the first in-game DJ in the history of the event. Tiësto had to withdraw from the highly anticipated gig due to a sudden family emergency, opening the door for Kaskade to make his mark on this iconic sporting event.
Key Takeaway
Kaskade will make history as the first in-game DJ at Super Bowl LVIII, replacing Tiësto due to a family emergency. His participation marks a significant moment for the EDM community and reflects the growing influence of electronic music in mainstream events.
Kaskade Takes the Reins
Kaskade, a prominent figure in the EDM scene, will be at the DJ booth throughout the game, bringing his signature sound to the Super Bowl. This marks a significant moment for the league, as it welcomes an electronic musician to be part of the full game experience for the first time ever.
A Dream Come True
Expressing his excitement, Kaskade shared, “As a kid who grew up in Chicago watching the Super Bowl every year with my family, this chance to actually be part of it is absolutely mind-blowing.” His enthusiasm for this opportunity reflects the magnitude of the moment for both the artist and the EDM community.
Kaskade’s Impact on the Industry
Kaskade’s involvement in the Super Bowl further solidifies his status as one of the biggest names in the EDM industry. With a remarkable career and residencies at renowned venues in Las Vegas, including the recent stint at Zouk nightclub at Resorts World, Kaskade has been instrumental in shaping the EDM landscape in the city.
