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Electric Flurry began as Foam Fest in upstate New York and rebranded around 2011 under founder Jared Goetz. Known for immersive, high-production foam parties, the act combines foam cannons, Cirque-/aerial-style performers, dancers, lasers, and other spectacle elements to create a one-of-a-kind dance experience. Though best documented in the early 2010s, Electric Flurry’s influence on festival and club culture endures in memories of sold-out events at notable venues.

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  • Originated as Foam Fest in upstate New York; rebranded to Electric Flurry around 2011, founded by Jared Goetz. The project evolved into a hallmark of large-scale foam parties with a multimedia production aesthetic.
  • Immersive live events featuring foam cannons, Cirque-/aerial-inspired performers, dancers, lasers, and elaborate stagecraft. The experience is designed for high-energy dance environments with a visual emphasis alongside music.
  • Webster Hall (New York City), Amazura Concert Hall (Jamaica, NY), Grand Central (Miami), Old Rock House (St. Louis), among others. These venues have hosted multiple acclaimed performances with strong attendance.
  • Early coverage (2012–2013) highlighted Electric Flurry as the World’s Largest Foam Party, known for large-scale production and sold-out shows.
  • Jared Goetz is recognized as the founder; later career includes leadership roles in other ventures such as Zendrop. Social presence has included SoundCloud and various interviews.

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Discography highlights and official activity are primarily documented in historical media coverage. For fans and newcomers, the most reliable way to explore music and performances is through official social channels and archived media.

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Quick Facts About Electric Flurry: Worlds Largest Foam Party

  • Origin: Electric Flurry grew from Foam Fest in upstate New York and was rebranded as Electric Flurry around 2011, founded by Jared Goetz. ([ecstaticmagnolia.com](https://ecstaticmagnolia.com/artist-interviews/12th-planet-flinch-and-more-bring-an-electric-flurry-to-stl/))
  • Show style: Immersive, high-production foam parties with foam cannons, Cirque-/aerial-style performers, dancers, lasers, and other spectacle elements. ([ecstaticmagnolia.com](https://ecstaticmagnolia.com/artist-interviews/12th-planet-flinch-and-more-bring-an-electric-flurry-to-stl/))
  • Notable venues: Webster Hall (NYC) for multiple shows (some sold out), Amazura Concert Hall (Jamaica, NY), Grand Central (Miami), and other stops like the Old Rock House in STL. ([timeout.com](https://www.timeout.com/newyork/clubs/circus-electric-flurry-tour?utm_source=openai))
  • Media coverage: Public coverage in 2012–2013 described as the World’s Largest Foam Party with large-scale production and sold-out events. ([timeout.com](https://www.timeout.com/newyork/clubs/circus-electric-flurry-tour?utm_source=openai))
  • Founder and later career: Jared Goetz is named as the founder of Electric Flurry; later career includes leadership roles such as CEO/founder of Zendrop. ([theorg.com](https://theorg.com/org/zendrop/org-chart/jared-goetz?utm_source=openai))
  • Social presence: At least one referenced online presence (e.g., a SoundCloud page associated with Electric Flurry) and frequent media interviews; official site domains have been intermittently unavailable. ([soundcloud.com](https://soundcloud.com/electric-flurry/dj-hartbeatz-electric-flurry?utm_source=openai))

Artist Bio and Discography Highlights

  • Originated as Foam Fest in upstate New York; rebranded to Electric Flurry around 2011, founded by Jared Goetz. The project evolved into a hallmark of large-scale foam parties with a multimedia production aesthetic.
  • Immersive live events featuring foam cannons, Cirque-/aerial-inspired performers, dancers, lasers, and elaborate stagecraft. The experience is designed for high-energy dance environments with a visual emphasis alongside music.
  • Webster Hall (New York City), Amazura Concert Hall (Jamaica, NY), Grand Central (Miami), Old Rock House (St. Louis), among others. These venues have hosted multiple acclaimed performances with strong attendance.
  • Early coverage (2012–2013) highlighted Electric Flurry as the World’s Largest Foam Party, known for large-scale production and sold-out shows.
  • Jared Goetz is recognized as the founder; later career includes leadership roles in other ventures such as Zendrop. Social presence has included SoundCloud and various interviews.

Discography highlights and official activity are primarily documented in historical media coverage. For fans and newcomers, the most reliable way to explore music and performances is through official social channels and archived media.

Social and online presence

Upcoming tour information is currently not publicly verified for 2025. When dates are announced, we’ll list each date separately with venue details and ticket options. In the meantime, explore past venue experiences and stay connected for updates.

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