
It started more than ten years ago. Today, the Afterhours Club is one stage at the Conerstone Music Festival in Bushnell, IL that has grown from that of a myth to a verified legend. Originally booked and run by legendary DJ Scott Blackwell (formerly of N*Soul Records) and currently managed by the gang at Tastyfresh.com, the Afterhours Club has brought you some of the best DJs and producers in the scene that just also happen to place their faith in Jesus. From punk kids to club veterans, Afterhours is the place to be at the Cornerstone Music Festival for a merging of cultures.
Featured DJ
Greg "Stryke" Chin
Born and raised in Kingston, Jamaica, Stryke began his music career at an early age. He started playing classical piano at the age of four. Moving to Miami, Florida (where he still resides) when he was ten, Stryke became heavily involved in early electronic alternative scene. His love for Beethoven and Chopin were quickly joined by his new love for groups such as Depeche Mode and New Order (not to mention an unhealthy addiction to video games, which he still has to this very day). Buying his first synthesizer at age 12, Stryke quickly learned the ways of synthesis and began writing electronic music with his trusty monophonic Roland SH-101 synth. He soon discovered house and techno from a mix tape given to him by his cousin, a DJ in New York. He was hooked. At age 14, the young Stryke had already begun DJing to make money to buy more synth equipment. But after discovering this new underground dance music, he became as passionate about DJing as he was about making music.
Archived Afterhours Shows
- Afterhours 2010: Kid Kardia
- Afterhours 2010: Greg "Stryke" Chin
- Afterhours 2010: Dave Richards
- Afterhours 2010: DJ Marcuis
- Afterhours 2010: Fitzpatrick
- Afterhours 2010: The Return of Sheltershed
- Afterhours 2010: Ralph Lindstrom
- Afterhours 2009: Aesias Finale
- Afterhours 2009: Dave Richards and Joel Armstrong
- Afterhours 2009: Brother Brooks