Best Seats for Kaskade Events
Upcoming Events Calendar
Aug 02
Fri . 10:00 PMKaskade (21+)
District Atlanta, Atlanta, GAAug 10
Sat . 11:00 AMKaskade (21+)
Ocean Resort Casino - HQ2 Beachclub, Atlantic City, NJAug 17
Sat . 02:00 PMKaskade (21+)
Ayu Dayclub, Las Vegas, NVAug 24
Sat . 02:00 PMKaskade (21+)
Ayu Dayclub, Las Vegas, NVAug 31
Sat . 02:00 PMKaskade (21+)
Ayu Dayclub, Las Vegas, NVSep 07
Sat . 03:00 PMKaskade (21+)
Ayu Dayclub, Las Vegas, NVDec 21
Sat . 10:30 PMKaskade
Orpheum Theatre - Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA
Kaskade, the stage name for Ryan Raddon, has been a Cornerstone in the Electronic music scene for more than two Decades. Starting as a humble record store clerk in Chicago, his rise to international stardom was gradual but unswerving. His first DJ residency was at a local club in Salt lake City, Utah, where he was attending college. Over time, he’s played with the likes of Deadmau5, Tiesto, and Skrillex. This extensive career has given him a unique chameleon-like ability to adapt his style and mood to fit both small venues and enormous arenas.
Let’s talk venues. One of the more unique spots where Kaskade has performed is The Tabernacle in Atlanta. This converted church brings an atmosphere unlike any other and offers multiple levels for an array of viewing options. Another standout is Jannus Live in St. Petersburg, Florida. This open-air venue lets you feel the night sky while getting lost in the beats. Kaskade's set here had a Sublime balance of old classics and new bangers that kept the crowd energized.
Now, for those who are truly chasing the beat, the Echo Beach in Toronto is a must-visit. Although not in the U.S., this venue is outdoors, set against the backdrop of the city skyline and offers a sand-covered ground, which makes dancing an entirely new experience.
Seating options will vary depending on the venue, but here’s where the best seats come into play. At smaller venues, like The Tabernacle, you might want to opt for the balcony for a great overhead view of the DJ booth and visuals. If you’re a fan of immersive visuals, venues like the Bill Graham Civic Auditorium in San Francisco offer incredible LED walls best viewed from the middle distance.
Cost is always a consideration, and ticket prices for a Kaskade concert can vary significantly depending on the venue and seating options. On the lower end, you're likely looking at a $30-40 range for general admission at smaller venues. For VIP experiences or front-row spots in larger venues, you may be looking at $150-200, sometimes more. While higher-priced tickets offer their own benefits like private bars or lounges, the energy near the stage is incomparable.
A pro tip for better seats: Many venues offer day-of-show seat upgrades via their app or at the box office. Take advantage of these, especially if you initially bought a cheaper ticket. You could end up much closer to the action for a fraction of the upfront VIP cost.
What's striking about Kaskade's live sets is not just the skillful manipulation of beats and rhythms but also the symbiotic relationship he establishes with his Audience. Whether he's digging into the vaults for some deep house tracks at intimate venues like The Midway in San Francisco, or blaSting progressive house anthems at colossal events like Electric Daisy Carnival, the experience is uniquely Kaskade.
Kaskade has successfully merged genres over the years, with influences from deep house to electro house and even dabbling in the pop realm. This eclectic mix makes his concerts a rich sensory feast. Whether you’re a long-time fan or a newcomer to the Kaskade experience, there’s something for everyone.
If you’re in for an electronic Musical journey that transcends the average EDM fare, Kaskade is your ticket. Your choice of venue and seating can significantly affect your experience, so plan ahead, consider your options, and most importantly, enjoy the music and atmosphere that only a Kaskade concert can deliver.
Let’s talk venues. One of the more unique spots where Kaskade has performed is The Tabernacle in Atlanta. This converted church brings an atmosphere unlike any other and offers multiple levels for an array of viewing options. Another standout is Jannus Live in St. Petersburg, Florida. This open-air venue lets you feel the night sky while getting lost in the beats. Kaskade's set here had a Sublime balance of old classics and new bangers that kept the crowd energized.
Now, for those who are truly chasing the beat, the Echo Beach in Toronto is a must-visit. Although not in the U.S., this venue is outdoors, set against the backdrop of the city skyline and offers a sand-covered ground, which makes dancing an entirely new experience.
Seating options will vary depending on the venue, but here’s where the best seats come into play. At smaller venues, like The Tabernacle, you might want to opt for the balcony for a great overhead view of the DJ booth and visuals. If you’re a fan of immersive visuals, venues like the Bill Graham Civic Auditorium in San Francisco offer incredible LED walls best viewed from the middle distance.
Cost is always a consideration, and ticket prices for a Kaskade concert can vary significantly depending on the venue and seating options. On the lower end, you're likely looking at a $30-40 range for general admission at smaller venues. For VIP experiences or front-row spots in larger venues, you may be looking at $150-200, sometimes more. While higher-priced tickets offer their own benefits like private bars or lounges, the energy near the stage is incomparable.
A pro tip for better seats: Many venues offer day-of-show seat upgrades via their app or at the box office. Take advantage of these, especially if you initially bought a cheaper ticket. You could end up much closer to the action for a fraction of the upfront VIP cost.
What's striking about Kaskade's live sets is not just the skillful manipulation of beats and rhythms but also the symbiotic relationship he establishes with his Audience. Whether he's digging into the vaults for some deep house tracks at intimate venues like The Midway in San Francisco, or blaSting progressive house anthems at colossal events like Electric Daisy Carnival, the experience is uniquely Kaskade.
Kaskade has successfully merged genres over the years, with influences from deep house to electro house and even dabbling in the pop realm. This eclectic mix makes his concerts a rich sensory feast. Whether you’re a long-time fan or a newcomer to the Kaskade experience, there’s something for everyone.
If you’re in for an electronic Musical journey that transcends the average EDM fare, Kaskade is your ticket. Your choice of venue and seating can significantly affect your experience, so plan ahead, consider your options, and most importantly, enjoy the music and atmosphere that only a Kaskade concert can deliver.
Frequently Asked Questions(FAQ)
What is the best way to get Kaskade tickets?
The best way to get Kaskade tickets is to buy them online from a trusted ticket vendor.
How early should I arrive at the venue?
We recommend arriving at least 30 minutes before the show starts to ensure you get the best seats.
What should I wear to a Kaskade show?
Wear whatever makes you feel comfortable and ready to dance!
Are there any age restrictions for Kaskade shows?
Most Kaskade shows are all ages, but please check with the venue for specific age restrictions.
What can I expect from a Kaskade show?
You can expect an energetic and uplifting show full of great music and a fun atmosphere.
