Lineup
DJ Bone Mister Joshooa

On Valentine’s Day, Saturday, February 14th, Detroit gets a gift it truly deserves. A homecoming. A love letter. A masterclass.

DJ Bone returns to Detroit to play the iconic TV Lounge, and this one means something deeper. Bone isn’t just a DJ on a event – he’s Detroit Techno in motion. Born and raised in the city, shaped by the Music Institute, Electrifying Mojo, and the raw electricity of the underground, Eric Dulan has spent decades perfecting the craft the hard way: vinyl, three turntables, no shortcuts, no gimmicks, no compromise. When Bone plays, the decks aren’t tools – they’re extensions of his body. Blends, scratches, backspins, fader work so precise it feels alive. This is DJing in its purest, most dangerous form.

To some, he’s the undisputed champion of the underground.
To others, it’s that moment on the dancefloor when they turn to the stranger next to them and ask, “Where did THIS guy come from?”

Bone has never chased trends or bowed to hype. He’s remained fiercely independent, building Subject Detroit to release music rooted in soul, funk, politics, and feeling. His career didn’t explode overnight — it burned slow, expanding from Detroit to Paris, Amsterdam, and beyond, while staying anchored to the culture that raised him. That integrity is why other DJs hate to follow him. That’s why every set feels like it might be his last. That’s why this night matters.

Joining him in support is Mister Joshooa — a proper vibe technician with groove for days, equal parts party starter and dancefloor troublemaker. His DNA lives in the very walls of TV. Expect smiles, sweat, and some serious movement. And yes… for thus lineup, expect more guests.

This isn’t just a party.
This is a celebration of Love.

Love of the music.
Love of the Detroit community.
Love for the culture.
Love Only.

Bone’s ethos of going FURTHER isn’t just about sound — it’s about responsibility. Through Homeless Homies, he and his wife Ahnne have been giving back long before it was fashionable, turning success into support for real people in real communities. FURTHER is about preservation, education, integrity, and pushing the culture forward without losing its soul. That mindset — skill over clout, feeling over flash, community over ego — is the future of dance music.

So come support.
Come show some LOVE.
Get your tickets.
Assemble your crew.
Detroit. Valentine’s Day. TV Lounge.
DJ Bone.
See you on the floor.