FAR EAST MOVEMENT
Sat Sep 6, 10:00 PM - Sun Sep 7, 3:00 AM

18+ to party. 21+ to drink.

VIP + RSVP Drink Specials:
- Free Champagne for ladies until midnight
- BOGO everything until 11:30pm

Bottle Service & Table Reservations:
Call/text 407-883-9033 or email VIP@firestonelive.net for purchase minimums, package pricing and availability.

WILL CALL: Opens at the venue door at 10:00pm

PARKING: Lighted and secure parking with gated security for $10 behind the venue, at 42 W. Concord Street. Parking also available on the street or in downtown garages.

DRESS CODE: No shorts or sandals. No backpacks. No professional cameras permitted without an approved Media Pass. Bags subject to search.

Enter the dimension of Dirty Bass, the mashed-‐up, thoroughly modern existence of the Far East Movement: windows down, sub-­‐woofers rattling, cars spinning on chrome. The weather is warm. The drinks are cold. Beats and booties are shaking at high BPMs. Living the life. “Dirty Bass is LA electro‐rap meets Miami booty shake meets Dutch house and the lifestyle that embodies that” says Kev Nish. “You don’t need a fancy whip, but as long as your stereo is bumping, everything’s alright.”

But really, Dirty Bass is the Far East Movement. Raised in Koreatown, Los Angeles, Kev Nish, Prohgress, J­‐Splif, and DJ Virman embody the pulse of contemporary Los Angeles: the pan‐global fusion, the exotic and traditional rhythms, the idea that car stereos are castles. This has always been the idea behind the Cherry Tree/Interscope artists who made history when 2010’s platinum-­selling “Like a G6” was the first #1 hit ever achieved by Asian Americans.

But the Far East Movement succeed by transcending race, language, or age. They have amassed one of the world’s most eclectic fan bases, united by their love of FM’s propulsive beats, infectious energy, and classically melodic cadences.

If the cliché insists that artists are supposed to include something for everyone, the Far East Movement make it seem effortless. Mashed together, their tastes and interests are wide‐ranging enoug