The DJ, who cut his teeth at Burning Man, faces multiple accusations from female fans.
The annual gathering draws techies and influencers to Nevada’s Black Rock Desert.
Last month, the nonprofit’s CEO publicly disinvited Fyre-esque Camp Humano and outlined changes for “Cultural Course Correcting.”
A federal agency is asking Burning Man to jack up security, cede control of oversight, and pay a whole lot more money to use the Black Rock Desert.
In a lengthy blog post, Marian Goodell, the nonprofit’s CEO, specifically called out Camp Humano for its violations of the Playa spirit — and warned a dozen others.
The event hasn’t even opened yet, but Burning Man decries a surge of “overly aggressive, unconstitutional” law enforcement stops and searches.
Artist Charles Gadeken built his 50-foot, 786-cube sculpture for Coachella and later Burning Man, and now it’s at Patricia’s Green.
