Just after one am, after nearly three hours of killer music, and a set from Machaki who could have been a headliner in his own right; it was time for the main show to really start. An animated clip popped up on the screen, letting everyone know the house rules. Go wild, and make some noise. He stepped on the stage and the crowd went ballistic. From the first beat people were headbanging and jumping, hands and fans flinging in the air with the pulse of the music. The main floor of the venue became a mosh pit full of frenzied dancers trying to keep up with the synthesized rhythm. Above, people danced along the rails of the second floor as the lasers and lights flashed.
