playing a timeless Tipper glitch-hop/drum and bass set. (Spirit Stage) Righteous Rainbows opened the Spirit Stage for its second night and for none other than legendary Tipper, all the way from the U.K. Saturday: (Tall Tree Stage) Primitive to kick off the electronic acts for Saturday, hip hop from Degree One, a funky dance party from Murge, and last but not least, the infamous Smalltown DJs laid down some serious high energy beats. (Spirit Tree Stage) Laggards opened the Spirit Stage with some solid bassy goodness, then Philthkids got the crowds seriously moving their feet to some off-the-hook juke/footwork, followed by some diverse bass-heavy beats from BC favourite, Mat the Alien, and some funky fun from DJ Trevor to close the tent for the night. (Valley Stage) Pigeon Hole kept the party rolling along in between bands, and Ski Tour closed the Valley Stage with a bang for the evening. Afterward, Mykee laid down some house music vibes, WMNStudies brought their funky favor to the line-up, ruckus rebel rousers Wood N Soo continued rocking the party, and old school BC legend, Vinyl Richie, brought it all home with his signature style. And judging by the multitude of laughs and smiles that strew about the festival grounds over the next three days, it was worth it.Īlthough Tall Tree showcases a multitude of musical talent both nationally and internationally, here’s your review of the weekend’s electronic music acts.įriday: (Tall Tree Stage) Neon Steve kicked it off with a high energy, genre blending set to get the crowds going. Lining up at the base of the mountain on Friday afternoon, vehicles overflowing with outdoor festival gear, this motley crew eagerly awaited what the weekend had in store. PORT RENFREW - Another year, another successful Tall Tree Music Festival! Situated on the side of a mountain located in Port Renfrew on Vancouver Island, a mass of music fanatics and festival addicts gathered together in animal suits of all kinds for another round of music and good old-fashioned, ridiculously silly fun.

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