Watch Coachella live on Youtube (Sunday schedule)

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There are plenty of opportunities to check out some great talent like Paul Oakenfold, Pretty Lights, Eric Prydz, and more live on Sunday ​courtesy of Youtube:

(All times are Pacific Daylight Time)

​SUNDAY
3:30 PM Smith Westerns Channel 2
3:30 PM The Gaslight Anthem Channel 1
3:30 PM DIIV Channel 3
4:20 PM Cloud Nothings Channel 3
4:30 PM Jessie Ware Channel 2
4:30 PM The Airborne Toxic Event Channel 1
5:15 PM The Lumineers Channel 1
5:30 PM Tanlines Channel 2
6:05 PM Social Distortion Channel 1
6:10 PM James Blake Channel 2
6:20 PM Paul Oakenfold Channel 3
7:00 PM Tame Impala Channel 1
7:40 PM Father John Misty Channel 2
7:40 PM Simian Mobile Disco Channel 3
8:00 PM Vampire Weekend Channel 1
8:30 PM Franz Ferdinand Channel 2
8:50 PM Pretty Lights (Highlights) Channel 1
8:50 PM OMD Channel 3
9:20 PM Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds Channel 2
9:20 PM Wu-Tang Clan Channel 1
9:45 PM The Faint Channel 3
10:10 PM Dinosaur Jr. Channel 2
10:20 PM Red Hot Chili Peppers Channel 1
10:40 PM Eric Prydz Channel 3
11:00 PM Dead Can Dance Channel 2

(Source: ​Brooklyn Vegan)

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Watch this: Daft Punk SNL promo of 'Get Lucky' featuring Pharrell and Nile Rodgers

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This is almost the exact same sneak peek that was played at Coachella prior to the TNGHT performance:​

​On top of working with Pharrell and Nile Rodgers for Random Access Memories, Daft Punk have also confirmed that they have collaborated with "Animal Collective's Panda Bear, Strokes' frontman Julian Casablancas and disco innovator Giorgio Moroder, along with house-music producer Todd Edwards, DJ Falcon, Canadian singer/producer Chilly Gonzales and celebrated '70s songwriter Paul Williams." (Source: Billboard)

Toronto Star: Guvernment "was recently sold to a developer"

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Quoted from the Toronto Star: ​

​"Stand on the corner of Richmond and Peter Streets, the former epicenter of Clubland. Once there were clubs on all four corners, now there are none. Other big club spaces around town are giving way to residences. The huge Guvernment (formerly RPM) site at Queens Quay and Jarvis was recently sold to a developer and Fly, the last remaining big gay club in the Gaybourhood, may be going condo soon too. Do we need to start worrying about where people can dance to loud music?"

​Thus far there has been no official word from @The_Guvernment or @INKevents. Based on this Toronto Star article alone, it would appear that the rumours posted on this site back in February could be true after all. If it is, then this is very sad news for EDM in Canada and clubbing in general as Canada's most voted club in the DJ Mag top 100 poll this year "may be going condo soon".