Apple Music and Goldenvoice are teaming up for Head Trip, a one-time dance and electronic music event at Empire Polo Club in Indio, California, on October 10 and 11. Apple Music will serve as the livestream partner, carrying main stage performances from both days to a global audience.
The livestream and tune-in schedule will be announced later. Apple Music said the partnership is its first festival collaboration of this scale, extending its work in dance and electronic music through livestreams and audio archiving. The arrangement builds on Apple Music’s DJ Mix program and Apple Music Club Radio, the platform’s dedicated dance and electronic music channel.
Partnership Details
- Apple Music will livestream main stage sets from Head Trip on October 10 and 11.
- The livestream and tune-in schedule will be released at a later date.
- Eligible Chase Sapphire Reserve cardmembers can access exclusive tickets and on-site experiences, including VIP pass tier access, through Chase Ultimate Rewards.
Passes for Head Trip are available now. Fans can also listen to the Head Trip playlist on Apple Music and follow event updates on social media.
Executive Comments
“Head Trip brings together an extraordinary lineup of artists who are shaping dance and electronic music culture right now,” said Stephen Campbell, Global Head of Dance, Electronic Music & DJ Mixes at Apple Music. “Our goal at Apple Music has always been to bring fans closer to the artists, scenes, and dance floors driving this culture forward. Teaming up with Goldenvoice on Head Trip gives us an incredible opportunity to take the energy of this one-of-a-kind festival beyond Indio, giving fans around the world the chance to experience these performances on Apple Music.”
“Goldenvoice is thrilled to partner with Apple Music on Head Trip, bringing this one-time-only event to a global audience,” said Danny Bell, Senior Vice President, Goldenvoice. “Apple Music’s commitment to make this event widely accessible to fans around the world is truly exceptional.”
Recent Context
The news follows the launch of Apple Music Club Live, a series streaming on Apple Music Club Radio, and Goldenvoice’s announcement that it expanded its exclusive livestreaming partnership with YouTube for Coachella through 2030.
