Just two and a half months before his inaugural Red Rocks “Disco Rocks” show, Disco Lines announced that his first-ever headlining show at the iconic venue on April 5, had officially sold out.
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For an artist who started by making remixes in his college dorm, it’s a full-circle moment and a major step in his fast-rising career.
Disco Lines curated an electric night at Red Rocks with it’s murph, Sippy, and Wes Miles. He first hit this stage in 2022, opening for Zedd – now, he’s back and leading the charge.
The Story of Disco Lines
Thadeus Labuszewski, aka Disco Lines, has built a dedicated following with his signature blend of feel-good house music and infectious energy. His breakout remix of “Still Don’t Know My Name” put him on the map, and originals like “Baby Girl” and “Techno + Tequila” have since become festival staples.
Labuszewski’s musical journey started early, with piano and guitar laying the groundwork before electronic music entered the picture. It was in middle school that he came across Skrillex’s “Scary Monsters and Nice Sprites,” sparking his passion for production. During his time at the University of Colorado Boulder, he honed his skills by DJing college parties and remixing hits like Taylor Swift’s Love Story. Over time, his sound evolved beyond genre labels, as heard in recent tracks like RWEOK and Restless Bones.
