Of The Trees‘ final Park Service show of the year captivated and grounded attendees at Mesa Amphitheatre last Saturday. Incredible stage production, beautifully immersive experimental bass, and buzzing crowd energy brought the event together perfectly.
Park Service, a thematic tour adaptation of the 2026 album Moonglade Park, transported fans someplace far away. Of The Trees’ unique nature-inspired sound was more present than ever as he played out tracks from the album. In addition to presenting Moonglade Park live, he also played his most popular tracks, collaborations, and unreleased IDs. Throughout Of The Trees’ set, he released a range of energy from euphoric to chaotic, and everything in between.
Alongside hypnotic forest melodies, the amphitheatre’s stage production pulled the audience in further. From the mossy decks to layers of moving stage-light structures and high-quality background visuals, the stage came to life. If you’re big into the visual engineering aspect of raving, add Of The Trees to your must-see list.
The night began with light showers, an incredible sunset, and a gorgeous rainbow. Vibes were high from start to finish. Parkbreezy welcomed attendees with a flavorful fusion of genres from hip hop to R&B, with an electronic twist. Against the pink-and-orange Sonoran sky, parkbreezy was a flawless sunset opener. As fans shuffled in and claimed their spaces, the amphitheatre buzzed with growing excitement.
Next, Esseks and DMVU raised the energy level with a killer B2B. Conjuring a dark and danceable vibe throughout their set, this duo flipped a switch at Mesa Amphitheatre. Esseks’ nightmarish sound met with DMVU’s mysterious downtempo style, making an unmatched intersection of creative energies. If this duo reunites for another B2B down the line, make sure to catch them.
Before the headliner, Hamdi took the crowd by storm with an exceedingly high-energy set. From fast-paced UK garage to nasty riddim and dubstep, he kept the crowd moving from start to finish. Of all the openers, Hamdi’s set was the most diverse and gave attendees something from every genre. He knows what the crowd wants and needs.
Overall, Park Service brought fans together through the magic of music and immersive live production. Each opener brought a different vibe to the decks, building a unique lineup for the final 2026 tour stop. Of The Trees dazzled the crowd as he usually does while presenting his most visually captivating tour yet. Although Park Service has concluded, as far as we know, there’s still ample opportunity to catch Of The Trees elsewhere. You can find out more on his official website.
