5 questions with Deadmau5 before he plays 5 nights at the Hollywood Palladium
(WorldNews Music)

Back in 2010, at the Coachella Valley Music & Arts Festival in Indio, electronic artist Joel Zimmerman, better known as Deadmau5, first introduced his audiences to The Cube. The 15-foot wide cube was used to project multi-colored lights out into the sprawling Empire Polo Field that pulsed along to his set. Seven years later, Deadmau5 debuted Cube 2.1, which was 17-feet tall by 20-feet wide and 31 feet deep. It was covered with LED panels that could project video and a wide variety of graphics during his tour. Now, the visually and musically ever-evolving artist has busted out the Cube V3 for his 16-city tour, which will play out over five nights at the Hollywood Palladium in Los Angeles...