Win Tickets To tyDi At Foundation Nightclub

Win Tickets To See tyDi At Foundation Nightclub

I’m sure you’ve heard of the incredible Australian producer and DJ, tyDi. We’ve covered his amazing sets at Paradiso, in Portland last year, and we even sat down for an interview with the prolific musician. He returns to Seattle on February 3rd and you can win tickets to see him at Foundation.

Courtesy of EDM Identity

tyDi has been diligently working on a beautiful new album, Collide, with Grammy Award-winning film composer Christopher Tin. In addition to his trance roots, he is trying many varieties with his new tracks.

 

The winter and spring months bring so many shows that it’s hard to afford tickets for them all. We get that, and as a result, we’re hosting a ticket giveaway!

Please send an email to respectmyregion@gmail.com with “tyDi Ticket Giveaway” in the subject line. All we need is your name to be able to add you and a plus one to the guestlist.

RMR will select a winner next Thursday, February 1st!

Best of luck to each participant. 🙂

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Nicolas Wiggins

After finding Swedish House Mafia in 2011, Nicolas was immediately captured by 4/4 beats, soaring synths, and anthemic vocals provided by electronic dance music. Once he found trance, though, this interest became a full on addiction, and he now considers it to be his religion. Before covid times, on a typical weekend you were sure to find him at The Underground in Seattle, poorly dancing to his heart's content.
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