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Betty Kang ~ Steve Porter continues on his ‘Porterhouse’ album world tour that has taken him to Australia, Europe and Asia over the last couple months. Amidst his exciting tour, Steve heads to Berlin’s Love Parade held on July 15th – returning after a two year absence. Steve will be playing on Berlin’s own Paul van Dyk’s float for an anticipated crowd of over a million! He will also be playing at Paul’s annual mega event The Love From Above – the official Love Parade opening party with Sander Kleinenberg, Moguai, Steve Porter, Adam Sheridan, Giuseppe Ottaviani and Rene Vaitl.

“I’m really looking forward to this year’s Love Parade. It’s great to have it back and Vandit/Vocnyc will be there in force. I have Adam Sheridan, Guiseppe Ottaviani, John Askew, Jose Amnesia and Steve Porter on our truck.” –Paul van Dyk, I-DJ magazine

In honor of his debut at the legendary Love Parade, Steve Porter releases a new PORTER & BLAIN ‘OPERATION BERLIN EP’. Steve specially created these tracks for the host city of the largest electronic music street festival and the World Cup. Berlin has truly emerged at the intersection of globalism and electronic dance music.

Steve Porter returns to internationally acclaimed Stereo Nightclub in beautiful Montreal on Friday, July 28th with his Boston cohorts Chris Reavy & Eli Wilke and a special live performance by Bon Johnson. Bons is also on opening duties at Stereobar alongside local rising star Just Jonathan.

“Stereo Montreal has one of the most incredible vibes of all the clubs in the world with an unrivaled sound system. It’s been a great place to evangelize my Porterhouse party ethic of fantasy funk.” – Steve Porter
Also, coming this fall, Steve Porter enters the global gaming industry with exclusive new music for Konami Digital Entertainment, producer and publisher of video and computer games for PlayStation, PlayStation 2, Microsoft Xbox.

Steve Porter Tour Dates
06.30.06 - Edinburgh, Scotland @ Beatroot
07.01.06 - Birmingham, UK @ Air at Godskitchen
07.07.06 - Boston, MA @ Rise Afterhours
07.14.06 - Berlin, Germany @ Love From Above with Paul van Dyk
07.15.06 - Berlin, Germany @ Love Parade Berlin Float with Paul van Dyk
07.22.06 - Prague, CZ @ Roxy
07.28.06 - Montreal, Canada @ Stereo
07.29.06 - Club Alebrijes, El Salvador
08.05.06 - Croatia @ Rabac Festival
09.03.06 - Cream @ Slovenia
09.30.06 - Providence, Rhode Island
10.07.06 - Sofia, Bulgaria @ Lipsick
10.27.06 - El Salvador @ Terrace


For more info check out DJStevePorter.com, LoveParade.net, TheLoveFromAbove.de, FadeRecords.com or PlexiPR.com!

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