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Originating in Philadelphia in 2012, City Bisco began as a two-day, multi-stage urban festival at the Mann Music Center and evolved into a celebrated touring experience across venues like the Trocadero, Electric Factory, and Mann Center. Known for immersive, dance-driven sets and high-profile guest appearances, City Bisco has become a beacon for fans of live electronic, jam-infused rock, and festival culture. Here you’ll find a concise biography, discography highlights, and up-to-date information on upcoming tour activity. We’ve got you covered for City Bisco tickets—secure your seats with ease through our trusted platform.

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Note: The Disco Biscuits pivoted to Biscoland in 2023–2024, expanding the brand into new festival formats while City Bisco branding paused for 2025. For the latest events, check our listings and the official artist pages below.

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Biography at a glance

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  • Origin: Philadelphia, started as City Bisco in 2012 with a two-day festival at the Mann Center.
  • Evolution: Expanded to three venues (Trocadero, Electric Factory, Mann Center) for three-night runs in early years.
  • Notable guests: Early editions featured guests like Diplo, A-Trak, and Giorgio Moroder (2013–2014).
  • Revival: Returned to TD Pavilion at the Mann Center for a two-night run in 2022 with acts including Bob Moses, moe., LP Giobbi, Shiba San, The New Deal, and Township Rebellion.
  • Pandemic impact: Camp Bisco canceled in 2021; City Bisco served as a city-focused alternative during that period.
  • Brand evolution: Biscoland launched in 2023–2024 as a separate festival experience in LaFayette, NY, signaling a shift in branding and format.
  • 2025 status: No official City Bisco dates announced for 2025; The Disco Biscuits pursued Biscoland and other projects with less City Bisco branding.

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For ongoing updates, follow City Bisco on social media and visit official sites for the latest tour and festival announcements.

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Quick Facts About City Bisco

  • Origin and format: City Bisco debuted in 2012 in Philadelphia as a two-day, multi-stage urban festival at the Mann Music Center; subsequent years expanded to three venues (Trocadero, Electric Factory, Mann Center) for three-night runs.
  • Notable editions: 2012–2014 City Bisco featured The Disco Biscuits with high-profile guests and DJs (e.g., Diplo, A-Trak, Giorgio Moroder in 2013–2014).
  • Revival in 2022: City Bisco returned to Philadelphia’s TD Pavilion at the Mann Center for a two-night run (June 18–19, 2022) with acts such as Bob Moses, moe., LP Giobbi, Shiba San, The New Deal, and Township Rebellion.
  • Pandemic-era notes: City Bisco was affected by the COVID-19 era, with Camp Bisco being canceled in 2021; City Bisco served as a city-focused alternative during that period and returned in 2022.
  • Biscoland: In 2023–2024, The Disco Biscuits launched Biscoland, a separate festival experience in LaFayette, NY, marking a shift from City Bisco to another large-scale event format.
  • 2025 status: No official City Bisco dates announced for 2025; The Disco Biscuits pursued other projects (e.g., Biscoland, late-2025 engagements) without public City Bisco branding for that year.

Biography at a glance

  • Origin: Philadelphia, started as City Bisco in 2012 with a two-day festival at the Mann Center.
  • Evolution: Expanded to three venues (Trocadero, Electric Factory, Mann Center) for three-night runs in early years.
  • Notable guests: Early editions featured guests like Diplo, A-Trak, and Giorgio Moroder (2013–2014).
  • Revival: Returned to TD Pavilion at the Mann Center for a two-night run in 2022 with acts including Bob Moses, moe., LP Giobbi, Shiba San, The New Deal, and Township Rebellion.
  • Pandemic impact: Camp Bisco canceled in 2021; City Bisco served as a city-focused alternative during that period.
  • Brand evolution: Biscoland launched in 2023–2024 as a separate festival experience in LaFayette, NY, signaling a shift in branding and format.
  • 2025 status: No official City Bisco dates announced for 2025; The Disco Biscuits pursued Biscoland and other projects with less City Bisco branding.

For ongoing updates, follow City Bisco on social media and visit official sites for the latest tour and festival announcements.

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Venue and city-focused context: City Bisco performances have historically spotlighted Philadelphia’s music scene, with iconic venues like Mann Center, TD Pavilion, Trocadero, and Electric Factory—each offering unique acoustics and audience experiences.

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