Word is finally out that the raved about open-air party, All Day I Dream, created by Lee Burridge, is taking to the road for an unbelievably packed world tour that is going by the name A Summer of Love.
Famed for its idyllic decor displayed in artistic and picturesque locations, All Day I dream is known to serve up the whole package in terms of experience for its attendee’s. Each stop on this tour will be unique, with New York, Los Angeles and San Francisco all hosting residences and places such as Chicago, San Diego, Montreal and Toronto will take part with ADID for a solo event. These cities aren’t the only places getting this tour though either, it’ll be making its way through quite a few festivals over the course of the summer as well. You can check out the full list of stops in the image below to see if your city is one of the lucky ones!
To prepare for the madness that is bound to happen, All Day I Dream released a compilation, ‘Summer Sampler 2017’, that came out last Friday. Seven tracks were hand-picked in order to get anyone and everyone in the groove for the summer and awesome parties ahead. For right now, you can take a listen to one off the songs off the sampler, PHCK’s ‘Death of a Butterfly’, below. You can also purchase the entire sampler here on Beatport, the digital version is out now, the physical will be released on July 7th.
“Music is one of the greatest escapes for me. It connects those who are open minded to life and the lives of others. It’s a language we can all understand and meet within to share experiences. The ability to take All Day I Dream out across the world again this Summer is a privilege and I’m really looking forward to sharing a thousand beautiful moments with friends, friends to be and total strangers. This is set to be an amazing year for us all. I’m looking forward to playing plenty of the parties with Lost Desert who I’ve been working with during Winter time.” – Lee Burridge
For more info about each cities event and to purchase tickets check out the All Day I Dream website here.
