You have roughly six hours left to purchase discounted Electric Zoo tickets at $107, and given the most recent additions to the line-up, you’d have to be out of town, out of cash, or out of your mind to miss New York City’s biggest annual music event.

While last year’s line-up was almost all house, this year, Made Event is expanding the festival to include more sectors of electronic music, adding dubstep, electro, experimental, and more. In addition to the previously announced headliners, Flying Lotus, Bassnectar, Boys Noize, A-Trak, Major Lazer, Rusko, Wolfgang Gartner, Diplo, Steve Aoki, Aeroplane and Afrojack are among those that will grace Randall’s Island with their musical touch this Labor Day Weekend. Keep checking the official website (and The HiFi Cartel, of course) for the latest updates on the line-up – and trust us, there is plenty more to come.

CLICK HERE to purchase your early bird passes, and don’t forget, the prices will go up TONIGHT at midnight. Check out photos of Day 1 and Day 2 of the inaugural Electric Zoo by Oliver Correa and Kenroy George, and check in with us later this summer for your chance to win tickets to this massive blow-out.

Last night, Pendulum descended upon the main ballroom of Webster Hall to unleash a killer high-energy set. This was the first time since we started going to Girls & Boys over a year ago that we saw a drum and bass performance, and the crowd was most definitely digging it. The night also featured DJ sets by Felix Cartal and LA Riots, along with Girls & Boys residents Alex English, Rekles and Gavin Royce.

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Next Friday, Girls & Boys brings us dubstep impresario Rusko, with a live performance by Kid Sister. RSVP HERE for $1 reduced admission before midnight.

As we didn’t already have enough going on this weekend with All Points West, Antics is hosting the official after parties at the Red Bull Space in SoHo. If you’re missing the festival, this is your chance to catch DJ sets by some of the artists on the roster. On Friday night, Crystal Castles will be spinning with Maggie Horn, and Tokyo Police Club will be manning the decks with LA Riots on Saturday. RSVP for free entry and drinks.

Don’t forget, A-Trak will be at Webster Hall on Friday night with Treasure Fingers and Theophilus London. It’s $1 admission and $1 drinks until midnight, so make sure you RSVP.

This Saturday at All Points West will mark the fourth time that we’ve seen The Ting Tings perform live in the past year. They put on a great show and are tons of fun to watch. My one complaint? Lead singer Katie White has worn the same shirt at all three shows. Will this Saturday bring a much-needed costume change? I guess we’ll have to wait and see…

Check out LA Riots‘ remix of “That’s Not My Name” below. Speaking of LA Riots, click here for photos from their recent DJ set at Webster Hall by Kenroy George.

The Ting Tings – That’s Not My Name (LA Riots Remix)