One of the most important aspects of Earphoria is the spirit of community. The environment is welcoming, open, and inspiring. Come out to a show, grab a bag of Doritos and join the potluck, sing a song at an open mic night, listen to people jamming at the house or grab a guitar and play along. There is always a way to get involved. The community is diverse and does not center around a particular persona. People who find their way to Earphoria events have different ages, different jobs, different tastes in music, different haircuts, and different backgrounds. They simply get together and enjoy what they are passionate about. Everybody knows one another. Everybody appreciates one another. Earphoria is where an a cappella performance of a Sinatra song is followed by a genre-defying singer and dancer in a spiderman suit - only seconds after a guy with his jew harp did his thing. And what’s fascinating is: All of it is incredibly good. The Earphoria community does not only consist of hip college students and young professionals. Anyone who enjoys music, art, and a good time is always welcome.

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