Top 100 DJs to perform in Istanbul

November 06 2014 16:38:02

Top 100 DJs to perform in Istanbul

ISTANBUL

The “Top 100 DJs World Tour,” the first in Turkey featuring performers, such as Armin van Buuren and Martin Garrix, will be in Istanbul next week.

The world tour event has brought together millions of fans and the best international DJs, chosen by hundreds of thousands of electronic music lovers.

Buuren has held the number-one position in the critically acclaimed DJ Mag’s Top 100 poll five times. Garrix appeared in the top 100 DJs list in 2013 as a new entry at number 40 and ranked fourth in 2014.

The event, which took place in Las Vegas, Miami and New York in October, will be held in Istanbul’s Life Park on Nov. 14 beginning at 4 p.m.

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