09/17/2026
Sometimes the craziest moments don't happen on the biggest stages. Sometimes the most important moments don't even happen in front of a crowd.
This is what the Electric City Music Conference is REALLY about.
Bringing creative people from all over the world to Scranton for one weekend and creating the chance for opportunities to happen. We set the stage. YOU just have to do the rest.
After the last doors closed, the lights turned off, the sound systems powered down and the crowds cleared out... three DJs plugged into a stage monitor in a Scranton basement just to show respect to each other and their craft.
To some, this probably isn't a big deal. To others, their minds are about to be blown.
If you're a student of DJing, DJ Ghetto is a legend. 1994 DMC East Coast Champion. Back-to-back Singapore DMC Champion in 2009 and 2010.
Then there's DJ Ease. 2026 DMC US Champion. 2021 Goldie Awards World DJ Champion. 2020 DMC USA DJ Champion. Red Bull 3Style champion. The list goes on.
And our boy DJ Image from Lancaster. Slick Rick's former tour DJ. He's opened for Bon Jovi and now teaches DJing and hip-hop culture at Franklin & Marshall College.
History. Legends. And almost nobody was there to see it except a few friends, the dude sweeping the floor and bartenders counting their tips.
It might mean nothing to you, but to some people, they would have killed to be in that room.
That's kind of the point.
As with any experience or opportunity, it's all what YOU make it. You can show up, play your set and go home. Or you can stick around, meet people, ask questions, watch somebody else's set, go to a panel, introduce yourself and end up in a room you never expected to be in.
We can bring people to Scranton and create the opportunities. What you do with them is up to you.
Moments like this are why we keep doing it. Not everybody is going to get it, and that's okay. The people who do get it are why it matters.
Three legends stayed after everyone went home and did this simply because they love it. Nobody was watching. Nobody was paying them.
They just wanted to do it. They wanted to connect and show respect.
We'll see you next year.
All the love. ❤️