I think there were a few things that factored into lack of attendance including advertising. Honestly I believe if we want to be a reach out for local youth the only way we'll pull in larger numbers is to refrain from advertising it as strictly a Christian event and more that it is a safe, drug and alcohol free event for all ages.  Other factors were events going on in and around the midwest area.  Derrick Carter was in town, the Chicago Midwest Electronic Dance Music Festival, a top 40 music concert called Red, White and Boom and numerous other smaller events advertised by local radio stations, obviously a Christian event was not a top priority for most people that weekend.  I'm not discouraged and "Radiate" will return as an annual event I decided so if any of you think you could make it to KC for the next one contact me and I'll put you on the list of dj's to contact when I get closer to organizing another "Radiate", I'm looking to possibly throw this event next year around March or April instead of June.  Pending the funding for this one next year I'll bring Andy Hunter and Green Velvet in as headliners, since Andy is not that well known in the regular dance scene I'm planning on bringing in Green Velvet to draw the heads, I know people here in KC's dance community would jump on the chance to see Green Velvet play again.