DJ Jackalope Live Set Will Close Out Hackaday Remoticon

DJ Jackalope playing live set at Hackaday Superconference

Remoticon is almost here, but by Saturday night it’ll be gone! The best sendoff we can think of is with a party, and DJ Jackalope is playing a live set to make that happen.

DJ Jackalope
DJ Jackalope [Photo credit: Eli Omen Photography]
We’ve been lucky to have live music from DJ Jackalope at numberous Hackaday Superconferences immediately after the Hackaday Prize ceremony. This year she reached out and suggested we continue the tradition, offering up her Twitch stream as the audio/video platform.

Everyone can enjoy the music, and still socialize via the Remoticon Discord server (invites will be sent out on Wednesday). Her set is scheduled to begin at 7:35 pm Pacific time on Saturday, November 20th.

But really you should plan to show up on the Remoticon live stream for Jeremy Fielding’s keynote at 5:25 pm followed by the Hackaday Prize ceremony at 6:25 pm — if not for the entire day. You can see why we need to cap the evening with a party!

All speaker and schedule info is available on the Remoticon website. Be sure to grab a free ticket; we’ll remind you about the live stream links, and that’s also how you’ll get access to Friday night’s Bring-a-hack. It bums us out that we can’t be together in person this year, but we’re going to do everything possible to enjoy each others’ company — come be a part that!

2 thoughts on “DJ Jackalope Live Set Will Close Out Hackaday Remoticon

  1. I am so excited to play again!!! Thank you so much, Hackaday, for having me back. (And for that smashing write up!) I love playing for everyone. I’m planning on bringing some bass house and of course slamming it out with some drum and bass towards the end! See you all on my Twitch channel for the party and I’ll be hanging out on the Discord at the same time! It’ll be wild! <3

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