Tracklist to my LIVE recording from Tripod, Dublin for the Paul Van Dyk World Evolution Tour.

Really enjoyed this set thanks to all who contributed to the madness.

1.	Ali Wilson - Until The Break Of Day
2.	Andain - Promises (Marco V Remix)
3.	Yves V - Stardust (Original Mix)
4.	Fadios & Raneem - Chromium (Max Graham Remix)
5.	Lustral - Everytime (Bryan Kearney's Summer Re-Spruce)
6.	Beat Service - Outsider (Original mix)
7.	Ashley Wallbridge - JYNX (Original Mix)
8.	W&W - Three O’Clock (Original mix)
9.	Orjann Nilsen - Between The Rays
10.	Arno Cost – Lise
11.	Aerofoil - Caress 2 Impress (Original Mix)
12.	Aerofoil - Vortex (Original Mix)
13.	Push - Strange World (Maria Healy Remix)
14.	Aaron Cullen – Juggernaut
15.	Full Tilt & Bryan Kearney - Unlimited Dreams

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Aaron Cullen LIVE @ Tripod with Paul van Dyk

Irish DJ and producer Aaron Cullen has been on the scene since 2009. He began experimenting with music production and for years he remained a regular performer on the electronic music scene across Ireland, the UK and most notably, the magical White Isle, Ibiza.

The versatile DJ accumulated many influences throughout his early career, primarily trance and techno but Aaron’s passion and connection to deep Progressive House has now solidified his style of music production and performances.
In 2020 Aaron’s track Dissonance was released on Full Tilt Recordings with producer Element 108 and reached Number 1 on Beatport’s Progressive House hype chart.
As a DJ, Aaron has gained a loyal following and has supported artists such as Alex O’Rion, Paul Van Dyk, Giuseppe Ottaviani, John O’Callaghan and Bryan Kearney.
In 2022, Aaron relocated to Montenegro which has allowed him to break into the Balkans thriving Progressive House scene. His focus remains on music production and more recently his DJ Residency at Moonwalk Nightclub and building his own monthly radio show exclusive on Radio Porto Montenegro.