Global EDM icon and Grammy-nominated DJ Steve Aoki is set to headline the INFINITY Florida closing party, kicking off its debut at SBC Summit Americas in Fort Lauderdale. Known for pushing electronic dance music (EDM) into the mainstream, Aoki will bring his signature energy to an exclusive performance for betting and gaming professionals attending on a full-event pass basis.
SBC Summit Americas brings EDM superstar Steve Aoki to INFINITY Florida
First introduced at SBC’s flagship event in Lisbon, the INFINITY brand set the stage with unforgettable performances by Darude, Don Diablo, and Miss Monique. The energy continued in Rio de Janeiro, where INFINITY Rio brought the house down with show-stopping sets from Afrojack and Brazil’s own Dubdogz.
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