Of The Trees returns to Arizona with his Park Service tour at Mesa Amphitheater this Saturday, Oct. 17. With heavily immersive visuals and captivating, down-to-earth tracks, Of The Trees puts on a thematic show like no other.
Park Service, a live show experience and extension of his Moonglade Park album, boasts riveting visuals and incredible sound. The album itself is a unique musical experience and a definite pre-show listen to tap into. Each track flows beautifully into the next, taking listeners on a peaceful journey through the album.
Tickets for the show are still available. One dollar from each ticket sold goes to his Alderwild Nature Fund, dedicated to protecting nature through donations. Get your fill of music and save the trees at the same time! Ahead of the show, connect with your inner nature enthusiast at the Park Service Field Walk. Held at Papago Park, this pre-show event encourages fans to appreciate the Earth through a guided observation walk.
Following appearances at large-scale festivals like Wakaan and Nocturnal Valley, Of The Trees is more than warmed up for Arizona. If you caught him at one of these festivals, you’ll want to catch him again. His energy when he headlines is unlike anything you’ll see from him at just another festival.
Originally concluding in New York, this encore of Park Service shows takes place in Austin, Minneapolis, and Mesa, AZ. Each show is complete with a specialized lineup, creating one-of-a-kind experiences at each event. This Saturday, Hamdi and parkbreezy join the Park Service lineup alongside a B2B set from essecks and DMVU.
Parkbreezy starts the night on a high note, sharing impressive fusion skills against a beautiful sunset backdrop. Bringing lo-fi hip-hop, jazz, and R&B together with EDM genres, Parkbreezy knows how to set the vibe. Essecks and DMVU match energies in an explosive, experimental B2B set riddled with dubstep, bass, and grime.
A perfect pick for direct support, Hamdi’s high-energy catalog is sure to warm the crowd up for Of The Trees. His multi-million-stream hits like “Push” and “Counting” are current rave scene staples, formulated to stir movement.
Mesa Amphitheater offers the perfect outdoor experience to match the nature-inspired sound Of The Trees adopted and mastered. The amphitheater’s open-air setting, complete with plush grass, allows for a comfier-than-usual rave experience. While cement-floored venues can cause aches and pain after hours of dancing, that won’t be of concern here.
With tons of vantage points to choose from across the lawn, every view is spectacular. Near the stage, bass-hungry fans can look forward to full-body chills as Of The Trees takes over. But since this tour is a visual adaptation of his latest album, this stage production is his most immersive yet. You’ll definitely want to get a view from the top of the hill for at least a little bit.
The last thing to be aware of ahead of Saturday is Mesa Amphitheater’s bag policy. The amphitheater only allows clear bags of certain sizes, so make sure yours fits within the guidelines. Also review what you can and can’t bring, as the venue doesn’t have lockers for items turned away.
Plan to arrive in time for the openers – these picks are a perfect complement to Of The Trees’ vibe. Make sure you get a good spot, get comfy, and prepare to feel the grass (and bass) under your feet. Of The Trees welcomes all to enjoy Park Service.
