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We’re looking for a unique name for Canada’s independent electronic dance music awards show. It will recognize Canadian electronic dance music artists. Peer-ranked. Expert-judged. Whachu saying?
On April 2, WiGGLY Events transformed the historic Leaside Aerodrome at 25 Commercial Road into a full-throttle dance terminal. From 10 PM to 4 AM, three rooms delivered nonstop grooves: House with Manzone & Strong, TAKiN, Tyler Hill, and Barroness; DnB & Jungle with Marcus Visionary, Elixah, SZETO, and MC Enlight; and Techno hosted by Dance Division featuring Nour, LeeLee Mishi, Rami Aburob, Luis F, and Don_Tay.
With deep warehouse vibes, stellar lighting, and high-energy crowds, First Flight Express truly took off — marking another unforgettable chapter in WiGGLY’s underground journey.
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Spanish tribal house powerhouse David Herrero makes a powerful debut on Wiggle Room Records with “Shanti,” an afro-tribal journey driven by hypnotic percussion and deep, rolling grooves built for peak-time dancefloors.
The release also features a high-energy Tribal Tech House remix from TAKiN & Chris Campos, adding a fresh, bouncy edge to the package.
We’re excited to welcome David Herrero to the Wiggle Room family—this is just the beginning.
March 28 was full throttle at Wiggle Room, living up to its reputation as the Home of Bouncy Beats. The night built momentum early with groove-driven selections from Melanie Sutherland, followed by a high-energy back-to-back from Dick Diamonds & NostraBrammus that locked the room in.
At peak hour, JELO took control with a powerful, unpredictable set that fused bass, breaks, and pure dancefloor pressure. The energy stayed sky-high through last call as Barroness carried the vibe deep into the morning, with visuals from VJ SEKS keeping eyes and bodies moving.
Home of Bouncy Beats.
WiGGLY WAREHOUSE: First Flight Express took off on April 2 inside a historic Leaside aerodrome hangar, transforming the raw warehouse into a full-throttle late-night dance terminal. From 10 pm to 4 am, three rooms delivered nonstop energy with house, techno, and DnB and jungle, powered by some of Toronto’s finest selectors and immersive VJ visuals. Packed dance floors, industrial vibes, and an all-access crowd made this a true lift-off moment for Wiggly Events. No return flight, just pure altitude.