For the third year, zombies took over Apocalypse: Zombieland. Brain-eating zombies were defeated by two relentless days of heavy bass, dubstep, riddim, and drum and bass on November 28-29, 2025. The non-stop headbanging and mosh pits made Apocalypse: Zombieland a Mission Success!
The Queen Mary Waterfront was transformed into a world in ruins, with graffiti-painted shipping containers, a wrecked semi-truck, eerie lighting, and pyro galore. Apocalypse: Zombieland featured four distinct themed stages: Apocalypse Arena, Zombieland Citadel, Quarantine Zone, and Necropolis District—each with its unique personality. The main stage, Apocalypse Arena, was upgraded to feature a massive zombie head with scanning eyes. The hard-hitting lineup included over 80 artists, with sets from NERO, Zomboy, Wooli, Ganja White Night, NGHTMRE, and ATLiens, among many others!
At the main stage, Apocalypse Arena, the colossal illuminated zombie head served as a terrifying and awe-inspiring focal point. This was the place for the biggest sound, stunning visuals, fireworks, and massive pyrotechnics. Fans immersed themselves in heavy-hitting dubstep, mainstream bass, and melodic closers, getting lost in the mosh pits and headbanging to sets by Illenium, Excision, LAYZ, and more!
Next, fans could get down and gritty at Zombieland Citadel (The Gritty Fortress), which was designed as a decaying fortress turned chaotic. The atmosphere here was raw and full-throttle, emphasizing high-energy sets of gritty dubstep, hybrid trap, riddim, and experimental bass. Prominent names such as FuntCase B2B Midnight Tyrannosaurus, and BARELY ALIVE threw down!
Quarantine Zone (The Drum & Bass Sanctuary) featured a non-stop, infectious energy that kept the crowd dancing all day. This stage was dedicated to pure drum and bass, with artists like Andy C, Netsky, and Koven delivering high-speed beats that electrified the audience.
Last but not least, there was the Necropolis District (The Dark Industrial Hub), designed as a crossover stage built between industrial shipping containers and structures. It provided a darker, more underground feel, perfect for exploring the more chaotic and experimental side of bass music. This stage featured riddim, dark dubstep, tear-out, and experimental bass, hosting fast-rising underground acts like Eprom, Gentlemen’s Club, and Benda B2B OG Nixin, among others.
Everything about Apocalypse: Zombieland was what it needed to be, and tickets for next year are on sale now. General admission tickets start at $139.99. VIP tickets start at $289.99 for the Summer of the Living Dead, taking over the Queen Mary at Long Beach on June 19 and 20.
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