About this Event
Trip 19 brings a full night of turntablism to The Silo Room, a rare showcase dedicated entirely to the art of the DJ. Three exceptional turntablists will each take over the decks and the evening culminates with a special closing performance from legendary turntablist, The Gaslamp Killer.
Built inside a 100+ year-old former bread factory in Logan Heights, The Silo Room has become known for immersive audio visual experiences, underground programming, and performances that feel almost ritualistic. Trip 19 continues that mission by celebrating the raw artistry of live turntablism within one of Southern California's most extraordinary listening environments.
Schedule
7:00 PM – Doors
7:00 PM – 8:00 PM – Romali
8:00 PM – 9:00 PM – AceFunk
9:00 PM – 10:30 PM – The Gaslamp Killer
Born in San Diego and based in Los Angeles, The Gaslamp Killer has spent decades building a global reputation as one of underground music's most fearless selectors. Known for his explosive live sets and genre-defying approach, he blends psychedelic rock, hip-hop, jazz, world music, electronic experimentation, and heavy bass into deeply immersive performances. A longtime affiliate of the LA Beat Scene and former resident at Low End Theory, his influence on experimental electronic music and modern DJ culture is undeniable.
Born and raised in Southeast San Diego, AceFunk developed a deep connection with music from an early age. A self-taught turntablist known for his technical ability, party-rocking energy, and versatile open-format style, AceFunk blends skillful transitions, creative routines, and a passion for connecting with every crowd. His performances have taken him across California, from San Diego and Los Angeles to the Bay Area, where he has shared stages at some of the region’s most recognized venues and events. With a dedication to preserving the craft while pushing it forward, AceFunk continues to bring his unique sound, energy, and love for music to audiences locally and around the world.
Romali Licudan is a tattoo artist, muralist and bboy from Paradise Hills that loves to practice the craft of Turntablism. He started DJing in 1997 specializing in Scratching, Drumming, and Beat Juggling. These days you can find Romali at the record shop, blasting ink on skin, painting walls or rolling around on the floor!
Event venue & nearby stays
The Silo Room, 1955 Julian Avenue, San Diego, United States
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