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Ship Wrek

Dance/Electronic

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Rating: 4.3 out of 5 based on 4 reviews

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About

Los Angeles-based duo Ship Wrek, composed of Tripp Churchill and Collin Maguire, came together in 2019 and have become one of the most buzz-worthy production teams and performers in electronic music. With their unique sound and high energy DJ sets, the duo have caught the attention of fans, press, and industry heavyweights alike. Ship Wrek have gained support from artists such as Skrillex, Dillon Francis, Diplo, Jauz, DJ Snake, Chris Lake, Zedd, and Tiesto, all of which have played out their edits and music or collaborated with the duo. Their current single "Help" with producer/writer, John Ryan follows their collaboration with The Chainsmokers "The Fall".

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Rating: 4.3 out of 5 based on 4 reviews
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  • Rating: 5 out of 5

    Length

    by Charadawa on 11/28/23The Observatory - Santa Ana

    The show shoulda lasted longer than 12:30 ended really soon

  • Rating: 5 out of 5

    Super Talented!

    by J.T. on 12/31/22

    I have been many Ship Wrek shows and their sets are always fresh and entertaining. Ship Wrek doesn’t miss small venue or large venue, they literally kill it!

  • Rating: 4 out of 5

    Fun but full

    by A. D. on 12/5/22The Grand (Boston) - Boston

    I absolutely love these guys, their sets are must see however the grand was far too small for them and the venue was way too packed.

  • Rating: 3 out of 5

    About Right

    by 8ManEDM on 12/5/22The Grand (Boston) - Boston

    Ship Wrek are fun, these are a couple of party DJs who bring that vibe of your lovable but dysfunctional college roommate, only much more talented. Given the flashes of brilliance and creativity in their music, I wonder how world-class they could be if they got “serious” - but is that what they want, or what we want from them, as part of their “f*it, let’s party” appeal? I’m curious to see what the next couple years brings for them: more of the same? Crashing on the rocks? Global domination? Sobriety? Would love to see them at a festival or small venue with soul rather than a make-expensive-look-cheap casino club. 3.5 stars on this night, but I’m tough.