DAVÍ (Crosstown Rebels, #ANJUNADEEP, Kindisch) at Everdene Rooftop, Virgin Hotels San Francisco. Due to visa issues, unfortunately we need to reschedule Pablo Fierro (Innervisions). We apologize for any inconvenience and as soon as we have the make up date we will let you know. Sunday, Day Party with 360 SF Views. GET ON THE GUEST LIST $10 Before 3pm, very limited space or puchase presales tickets limited to 250 only. Support by: Verlk (Bedrock) Moody Jones Frankie Jr. (King Size Slap) SUNDAY, DECEMBER 1ST 21+ 2pm - 8PM Everdene Rooftop, Virgin Hotel 250 4th St, San Francisco, CA 94103 ABOUT DAVI: David “DAVI” Khanjian grew up surrounded by the sounds of Pink Floyd and Led Zeppelin. Deeply passionate about music since childhood, it didn't take long before he was admitted to the prestigious Komitas State Conservatory's music department in Yerevan, Armenia. But it wasn't until his move to Los Angeles that the magic truly began to unfold. Finding himself at a young ripe age of 20, he began producing electronic dance music, inspired by many world class producers and Djs that frequent the best LA clubs. Having already been the resident of the top electronic music club in Armenia and a trained musician, it was only matter of time that the heavyweights of the industry began to take notice. In a matter of just a few short months, guys like Hernan Cattaneo, Nick Warren and John Digweed were all supporting David's dance floor bombs. What followed could only be described as an intense journey deep into the heart. Combining his unique groove, stabbing melodies and deep pads, DAVI locked himself in his LA studio and dedicated himself to polishing his already amazing production skills. The payoff was soon to come and what a payoff it was. Having always been a big fan of Damian Lazarus, David had a big respect for his vision and a fan of Crosstown Rebels it was only a matter of time that he would find himself joining the Crosstown family by releasing top notch EPs such as "Two Suns In the Sky" & "Gates Of Babylon, which turned out to be one of David's masterpieces.