Past concerts (212) See all Saturday 31 December 2016 San Francisco, CA, US Friday 02 September 2016 Wet Republic Ultra Pool, Las Vegas, NV, US 3799 Las Vegas Blvd. Saturday 13 August 2016 Parque de Modelismo de Brasília,Setor Policial Militar, 3282 See all past concerts (212) They’re a feedback-heavy, keyboard-happy alternative to club-banger juggernauts Avicii and Skrillex. Dzeko & Torres are all about massive builds and bone-crunching drops, piercing blips and bloops, a great deal of affection for the air-horne. and just about anything that will keep the kids geared to party mode. They are two guys from Toronto, Canada, Luis Torres and Julian Dzeko, who were originally inspired by the mammoth electro hooks of Avicii, Tiesto and Umek. Having received their flash of inspiration at a Tiesto show in their hometown, the duo bought a load of DJ equipment and taught themselves how to mix, producing some original material and unofficial remixes.

From there they went on to gain the well-considered approval of industry stalwarts, having scored airtime on some of the most prominent audio mixologists’ late night sessions (Tiesto’s Club Life, David Guetta’s Radio DJ Mix and Steve Aoki’s BBC Radio 1 session, to wit), remixed the likes of Chuckie, Capital Cities and Imagine Dragons, and found a spot on the bill for Coachella, Tomorrowland and the Electric Zoo Festival. They're live shows are as intense as you would imagine. Don't expect to leave without the catchy hooks ringing in your eardrums through till Wednesday.I have seen them at Hakkasan and I have also seen them at Wet Republic. I live in Houston and only got to see Julian because Luis was sick. Then we drove to New Orleans to see them but Julian was missing and only Luis was playing. Their drops are sick their songs are amazing their energy is incredible these guys are coming up big and hard. I've never seen it do like these guys who play it even harder when they are separated but just as good when they are together.

They love their fans. Dzeko and Torres were just awesome. One of the best night's I've had at Ministry. So many times you go to see progressive or electro house DJs and they descend into big room, but D&T kept it going all night in keeping with the music they actually produce - playing bangers all night. In order to purchase these tickets in installments, you'll need an Eventbrite account. Log in or sign up for a free account to continue. Russell Brown is quality, urban, unique |fashion brand| ao hoodie khong mu 326 Photos and videosnorth face masonic hoodie on sale Are you sure you want to view these Tweets? trayvon martin hoodie brandViewing Tweets won't unblock @russellbrownRB. Loading seems to be taking a while.

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(Ciro Fusco /ANSA via AP) Dzeko, who also scored twice for Bosnia and Herzegovina midweek, has seven goals in eight league appearances this season — just one less than he scored in 31 appearances in his debut Serie A campaign.He tops the scoring charts, one ahead of Juventus forward Gonzalo Higuain, Inter Milan's Mauro Icardi, and AC Milan's Carlos Bacca."I've had preseason with the squad, I feel good, I feel everyone's confidence in me," Dzeko said when asked what had changed from last season. "I'm happy for myself and for the team which won a difficult match."The criticism was normal, it wasn't my best year. For that reason I wanted to do better this season and at the moment it's going good."Dzeko netted his first goal two minutes from halftime when Mohamed Salah stole the ball off Kalidou Koulibaly at the byline and swung in a cross for Dzeko to volley home.He doubled his tally nine minutes after the interval, placing a header into the bottom left corner from Alessandro Florenzi's free kick.

Koulibaly atoned for his earlier error by rising highest at the near post to head in a corner off the opposite upright, and getting Napoli straight back into the game.But Salah sealed matters four minutes from time, beating the offside trap to race forward and fire in off the base of the left post.It was Roma's first away win of the season, and the capital club leapfrogged Napoli into second spot, five points behind Juventus.Napoli is two points further back after its first league defeat at Stadio San Paolo since May 2015. It was clearly missing striker Arkadiusz Milik, who has had a great start to the season but was ruled out for six months after tearing a ligament on international duty.It was also the first time Napoli has lost two successive league matches under Maurizio Sarri."The positive thing is that the team didn't give me the feeling that they are spent and dead," Sarri said. "It's clearly a difficult period but we have to remain calm."Napoli hosts Besiktas in the Champions League on Wednesday, a day after Juventus visits Lyon.In contrast to Dzeko, Paulo Dybala had a great debut season at Juventus but struggled at the start of the current campaign.

However, he scored for the third successive match, in all competitions, netting twice as his side fought back from surprisingly going a goal down."Luckily I managed to score the second goal too. I'm happy for myself and for the team, but we still have to improve," Dybala said."We have to think about ourselves and continue like this, without worrying about the other teams. Plus we still have to play Roma and Napoli, so we'll wait and see."Dybala equalized two minutes from halftime, curling a delightful free kick into the top right corner, and scored what was to prove the winner from the penalty spot in the 51st after Rodrigo De Paul tripped Alex Sandro.It was former Juventus coach Luigi Delneri's first match in charge of Udinese after replacing Giuseppe Iachini during the international break.Udinese, which is one point above the relegation zone, stunned the Juventus Stadium into silence on the half-hour following a series of errors by the hosts. Hernanes failed to control a poor pass from Patrice Evra and Jakub Jankto's effort slipped through Gianluigi Buffon's hands.

Buffon also made a rare error last week, when playing for Italy, almost costing his team the match before Daniele De Rossi's late penalty rescued a 1-1 draw against Spain in their World Cup qualifier.Pescara played half the match with 10 men but managed to cling on for a valuable point and could even have won had Gianluca Caprari not had a penalty saved by Sampdoria goalkeeper Emiliano Viviano.Pescara defender Andrea Coda was sent off in the final minute of the first half following a second yellow card, with the score at 1-1 after teammate Hugo Campagnaro struck at both ends.Pescara moved a point off the relegation zone ahead of the rest of the weekend's matches. Sampdoria is two points above the bottom three. Roma's Edin Dzeko, right, heads the ball past Napoli's Faouzi Ghoulam during a Serie A soccer match between Napoli and Roma at the San Paolo stadium in Naples, Italy, Saturday, Oct. 15, 2016. Napoli coach Maurizio Sarri reacts during a Serie A soccer match between Napoli and Roma at the San Paolo stadium in Naples, Italy, Saturday, Oct. 15, 2016.