Earthdance Arcosanti - A music festival for global peace happening at Arcosanti, the urban laboratory of Paolo Soleri, located in the Arizona desert.

DJ Fritz weaves together the genres of Dub and Dubstep with hard-driving rhythms and grinding bass together for a full and intense set.

'Pete Stlinder' is a DJ/Artist on the scene of The Urban Lab. The Dj is making a name for himself rocking an energetic set, flowing with a variety of tempos from a variety of genres woven together with an attitude of creative consciousness

Guitarist and vocalist Angus Morrison has been performing roots style music since the 1980s. Angus's dedication to rockabilly blends many genres including old country, spooky jazz, and delta blues. He features traditional finger picking and a passion for vintage tone.

Tobie Milford is a Phoenix singer-songwriter violinist. His set is comprised of original music which includes both vocally-driven and instrumental songs, on-the-spot improvisations of layered violins, and covers of popular and "indie" songs which have been reconstructed using a violin/loop pedal/vocals format. Milford's Alyosha EP is a unique work nearing completion at Surface to Air Studios (recorded and mixed by Cary Miller) in Phoenix. Milford is also a member of Phoenix indie-pop band the Whisperlights and performs often with Phoenix songwriter Michelle Blades. He has contributed to the latest recordings of several Phoenix bands and songwriters including Michelle Blades, Marlene O'Connor, What Laura Says Thinks and Feels, Andrew Jackson Jihad, Porches, and Cardiac Party.

Daniel Anderson is an artist from the Baltimore/Washington DC area. His paintings are typically large, abstract canvases that explore themes of theology, philosophy, and expression. Inspirations include Mark Rothko, Jackson Pollock, Richard Diebenkorn, Robert Motherwell, and other abstractionists of the Expressionist period. He has shown his paintings at various events in DC. For Earthdance, he is creating a large, abstract sculpture that will hang in the center of Arcosanti. Entitled "Red Lotus: Heart of the Earth, Heart of the Sun," this large installation is made from recycled papers and materials. The installation is designed to be an "organic presence in the center of Arcosanti, bridging the gaps between the molten core of the Earth, the fusion reactor at the center of the sun, and the most powerful engine yet seen in evolution—the human heart."

Jim Cavera is an artist and sculptor. His large installation, entitled "It's About Time" is a subjective time clock designed to skew people's perception of time. A tall, silver structure with LED panels on its side, the time clock displays messages at different time intervals that describe what time it is—however, these messages are accurate only according to an alternative perspective. Such messages include "It is two hours to the east" or "It is tea time" or "It's four years ago at Alpha Centauri." People can input their own message about what time it is via a touchscreen interface.

Sondra Carr is an installation artist. Her installation, called an Abundance Tree, is a sculpture made of recycled tree branches and landscaping scraps. The tree is then seeded with gifts, notes, and objects on its branches. These gifts are free to take, and people are encouraged to leave their own gifts and mementos. Over the course of its existence, the Abundance Tree grows with varying objects with varying shades of meaning. Thus the Abundance Tree becomes a source and repository of goodwill, and encourages social interaction wherever it is.