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Daily Lineups Revealed for Hulaween 2025

by Savannah Padgett Jul 23, 2025

Halloween would be incomplete without one of the best music and arts festivals ever to grace spooky season—luckily, Hulaween returns to The Spirit of the Suwannee Music Park from Thursday, October 30 to Sunday, November 2. After an insanely stacked lineup announcement earlier this year featuring headliners Zeds Dead, Parcels, Sammy Virji, Disco Lines, and many more, Hulaween has finally released its daily lineups.

Kicking things off on Thursday, October 30, are headliners Disco Lines, Jade Cicada, Mersiv, Tape B, two sets from The String Cheese Incident, and an exciting B2B set from Mersiv and Tape B. The party doesn’t stop there with additional performances from It’s Murph, The Infamous Stringdusters with Sierra Hull, two sets from Moe., Westend, Colton Bowlin, Jigitz, Nikita the Wicked, Wonkywilla, High Fade, Anemoia, Dizgo, Domii, Future Joy, Marah, Sooza Brass Band, and The Heavy Pets.

On Friday, October 31, Hulaween celebrates Halloween with a thrilling lineup of headliners including Illenium, LSZEE, DJ Pee .Wee (Anderson .Paak), Tinlicker (DJ set), and two sets each from The String Cheese Incident and The Disco Biscuits. The day also features loaded support from Digable Planets, Le Youth, Odd Mob, Pigeons Playing Ping Pong, Sultan & Shepard, Tractorbeam, YDG, Borne, Oma, Shima, SML, Sunsquabi, Annie Dukes, Brad Miller, Burgundee, Gilberto 77, and Przilla.

Photo Credit: Aaron Bradley

The festivities continue on Saturday, November 1, with electric headlining sets from Glass Beams, Gorgon City, Parcels, The String Cheese Incident, and Zeds Dead. Supporting acts include Arc de Soleil, Blond:ish, Dogs in a Pile, Dr. Fresch, Franc Moody, Ahadadream, Balthvs, Conducta, Grace Bowers & The Hodge Podge, Linska, Mary Droppinz, OkayJake B2B Stvsh, Parlor Greens, Sippy, Afrobeta, Captain Midnight, Clubaction, and The Snozzberries.

Hulaween wraps up on Sunday, November 2, with a strong closing lineup featuring an extended two-hour set from Joe Russo’s Almost Dead, a dance party from garage superstar Sammy Virji, and two rockin’ performances from Goose. Rounding out the weekend are sets from Alex Wann, Daniel Donato’s Cosmic Country, Maz, Molly Tuttle, Peekaboo, Atrip, Cole Knight, Distinct Motive, Shadowgrass, Susto String Band, Villager, Vincent Antone, Shannon Lauren Callihan, Sol B2B Gia Nobody, and Wes Pipes.

It’s not too late to secure your passes for Hulaween! This year, both VIP and GA options are on offer, and for the first time ever you can choose between 1, 2, 3, or 4 day GA tickets to accommodate your perfect festival experience. Head to the website and socials below to stay up to date on all things Hulaween and grab your tickets. In the meantime, check out the 2024 Hulaween recap video to get a taste of the magic and community. We can’t wait to reunite at Spirit of the Suwannee Park!

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Mission Success: All of Us Chicago

by Julia Plescan Jul 3, 2025

All of Us Chicago made a stunning debut last weekend, taking the city by storm with a vibrant celebration of music, community, and summer energy. From an electric crowd and immersive stage design to the scenic venue, the festival’s first year was a resounding success.

James Blake delivered a mesmerizing performance that had the crowd locked in from start to finish. He closed his set with a reflective monologue on the inevitability of change—an emotional moment that resonated deeply with the audience.

As the sun dipped below the skyline and rainbow lights lit up the city in honor of Pride Month, Disclosure took the reins for a two-hour set. The duo continued to incorporate their hit song, “Latch,” with brief snippets throughout their set, building anticipation until they finally performed the song, which sent the crowd into a frenzy. Other highlights included fan favorites like “She’s Gone, Dance On,” and “You & Me,” as well as a throwback remix of Calvin Harris’s “I’m Not Alone,” which brought the dance floor back to 2009. They capped off their set with ABBA’s “Gimme! Gimme! Gimme! (A Man After Midnight),” prompting the entire crowd to sing along and jump in unison.

The experience was well organized and included thoughtful touches throughout the venue. VIP ticket holders enjoyed a private viewing section directly behind the stage, offering a unique, up-close perspective of the performances. Meanwhile, the spacious general admission area provided festivalgoers with ample room to dance, offering convenient access to bathrooms and a well-stocked water station to keep everyone hydrated.

Whether you were there in the middle of it all or are reading this article because you weren’t able to attend, All of Us Chicago showed why it deserves a place on every fan’s radar.

Coming up next? Auris’s Fourth of July Weekender on July 4th and 5th, featuring artists like Discolines, Jungle, and Noizu. Click here to grab your tickets—you won’t want to miss it.

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Mission Success: Electric Forest 2025

by Ethan Desjardine Jun 27, 2025

Electric Forest 2025 delivered yet another magical and unforgettable weekend, solidifying its legacy as one of the most memorable editions in the festival’s storied history. From legendary returns to Rothbury and unexpected b2b sets to rising stars making their mark, this year’s Forest had something for everyone. With extended hours and endless surprises, Electric Forest reminded us once again that it’s not just a festival—it’s an entire world of its own.

The Music

The Observatory on Thursday (Photo credit: Alive for Electric Forest)

Thursday kicked off the weekend with electric energy. Mersiv’s two-set takeover of the Observatory, Smoakland b2b Seth David, Lumasi, and Austeria b2b Veil set the tone for the weekend with raw, bass-heavy bliss. Later that night, Justice lit up Ranch Arena with an iconic performance that had both long-time fans and newcomers in awe. Dimension delivered another hard-hitting DnB set for the second year in a row, engraving his name as a Forest staple. 

Worship @ Tripolee Stage on Friday (Photo credit: Alive for Electric Forest)

Friday brought the bass to Tripolee, with Crankdat, Tape B, Eater, Ray Volpe, Wreckno, and YDG lighting up the stage. Worship (Sub Focus, 1991, Culture Shock, and Dimension) closed the night with a dream DnB set that had the dancefloor shaking for over an hour.

Levity b2b Crankdat b2b Tape B @ Ranch Arena on Saturday (Photo credit: Alive for Electric Forest)

Saturday held some of the weekend’s most buzzworthy moments. BLAAP—Of The Trees and Freddy Todd’s experimental duo—delivered a high-energy, psychedelic set tucked deep in the Forest, with a surprise on-stage rap performance from Wreckno. But the true surprise came when a surprise Levity b2b2b was quietly added to the lineup, sparking a wave of speculation across the Forest. The mystery was revealed on Friday: Tape B and Crankdat—fresh off a massive b2b at EDC—joined forces again, along with the Levity boys. What followed was a thunderous, unforgettable performance at Ranch Arena that had fans packed deep into the woods.

Zeds Dead @ Ranch Arena on Saturday (Photo credit: Alive for Electric Forest)

Zeds Dead followed, raising the bar even higher with a masterclass in storytelling. Opening with their recent signature, euphoric, channel-flipping visuals, the duo seamlessly blended nostalgic favorites with unreleased IDs, striking a perfect balance between past and future and giving long-time ZD fans a set reminiscent of years past.

Beltran @ Tripolee Stage on Sunday (Photo credit: Alive for Electric Forest)

Sunday closed the festival on a high, with house and techno at Tripolee courtesy of Beltran, Riordan, and Loco Dice. Mochakk, despite a late arrival, brought infectious energy to his set, while Fisher ended the night with a massive party featuring hit after hit. Of The Trees returned with a slower, more intricate solo set—providing the perfect contrast to BLAAP’s chaos the night before.

Honeycomb Gets Shaken

Photo credit: Ethan Desjardine, Moon Lvnding

Every year, the Honeycomb stage gives birth to a set destined for Forest legend. In 2023, it was Levity’s forest debut. 2024 brought another incredible set from the trio and a genre-bending set from Westend that included an electric wine-bag slap. For 2025, Whethan might take the crown. His night-time set blended bass-heavy beats with rap cuts from Three 6 Mafia, Kid Cudi, and Yeat, plus an unreleased GRiZ ID. It was the kind of set that leaves the forest floor bouncing—and fans talking long after.

An Unforgettable Moment

One of the most heartfelt moments of the weekend came during Wreckno’s set, when the Michigan native paused mid-performance to propose to his now-fiancée, Alree. The crowd erupted in celebration, capturing the joy and authenticity that define Electric Forest. In a weekend full of highs, it was a moment of pure magic and love—one that will go down in Forest history.

The Dream Emporium

(Photo credit: Alive for Electric Forest)

Back and more magical than ever, the Dream Emporium transported attendees into an alternate dimension of surreal escapism. Festival-goers climbed a bunk bed into a secret cloud-filled attic, got rinsed in a literal human car wash, floated in a canoe down a glowing electric moat, and stumbled into boxing matches and down a giant slide. The Dream Emporium is a living, breathing collection of dreams that takes its visitors to a diverse collection of worlds. The experience is never the same twice—but always unforgettable.

No Afters, No Problem

Photo: Ethan Desjardine
(Photo credit: Ethan Desjardine, Moon Lvnding)

While fans were disappointed to hear the EVOL Afterparty stage would not be making a return this year (along with its beloved SubJohnics b2b sets), Electric Forest responded with extended festival hours—keeping the music going until 4 a.m. This allowed fans more time with their favorite headliners and added space to explore Sherwood after dark. It may not have replaced the Afters entirely, but it gave the Forest family more time together—and that’s what matters most.

(Photo credit: Alive for Electric Forest)

As the final notes echoed through the trees, Electric Forest 2025 once again left its mark on the community with its unmatched love, energy, and magical surprises. With every set, moment, and member of the Forest Family dancing under the lights among the trees, the Forest reminds us to create lifelong memories with those we cherish most. It continues to inspire us to dream a little wilder, dance a little longer, and return home feeling a little more whole.

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Mission Success: LSZEE at Mission Ballroom

by Jessica Powers Jun 25, 2025

LSZEE just wrapped up their tour with four nights at Mission Ballroom in Denver. We were able to attend the first night of this run on Thursday. Each night delivered a uniquely crafted set, demonstrating LSZEE’s ability to blend immersive soundscapes with deep wubz. They ran it back for replays of both sets on Saturday and Sunday.

Thursday’s lineup consisted of Lucid Slip, Mocha, and Effin. Effin absolutely threw down. In addition to dropping his collaboration with Tape B “Ups and Downs,” he also dropped a new track with Griz. He announced that his second album, Daydreams, is dropping this Friday. If you’re in Denver, Effin will be doing a free album release party at Larimer Lounge this Thursday, June 26th. 

When LSZEE took the stage, they started with “Wildstyle” and had to stop the show a few minutes in due to technical difficulties. Their team figured out what was going on and fixed it pretty quickly. Once that was taken care of, they launched into “A.W.E.” In addition to all of their collaborations as LSZEE, they also played some of their individual hits like CloZee’s “Baiana Remix” and “Color Of Your Soul,” as well as  LSDream’s “Psychedelic.”

The production for this show was incredible. Mesmerizing visuals and lights pulsed in perfect sync with the music, creating a fully enveloping sensory experience. LSZEE curated each moment with purpose and emotional impact. They brought in a ton of colorful lasers, strobe lights, and a custom-designed stage. A circular ring of lights above them was used strategically when the deeper wubz hit. Lights were placed on all four sides of the stage to really envelop the crowd. They also made great use of the giant disco ball that hangs over the crowd at Mission Ballroom.

In short, LSZEE’s Mission Ballroom takeover wasn’t just a series of concerts—it was a full-fledged artistic statement. If you haven’t been able to catch an LSZEE set yet, I would highly recommend it. Keep up with everything LSZEE has going on by using the link below.

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Claybrook’s “CONFLICT” Erupts on Port Zero’s ‘Shipment Vol. 3’

by Kristen Dutton Jun 18, 2025

UK bass visionary Claybrook breaks the silence with “CONFLICT,” a standout from Port Zero’s Shipment Vol. 3 compilation. Curated by Infekt and Bewildered, the label showcases forward-thinking sound design, and Claybrook fits right in. With ghostly atmospheres and jagged percussion, “CONFLICT” feels like a digital exorcism from deep within the UK underground.

The production hits like a psychological thriller wired directly into your nervous system. Claybrook doesn’t just build pressure—he weaponizes it. There’s a newfound grit, a controlled fury honed like a sharpened blade. Rather than shy away from distortion, he pushes it into sharp focus.

Claybrook Portrait
Photo Credit: Claybrook Official

With deep UK roots and a growing global following, Claybrook has surged to the frontlines of the modern bass scene. Fans, labels, and promoters have taken serious notice. His Beatport smash “STONECOLD DUB (VIP)” and #1 debut EP ‘ZX-3’ marked major milestones in his breakout year. Now, with “CONFLICT” surging on ‘Shipment Vol. 3,’ Claybrook proves he’s not just rising—he’s leading the charge.

Port Zero launched in early 2025, spearheaded by Infekt and Bewildered (aka “B”), spotlighting cutting-edge bass music from around the globe. The label merges cinematic sound design with underground weight, drawing from dubstep, grime, and experimental bass traditions. With each ‘Shipment’ compilation, they deliver a forward-facing vision, and “CONFLICT” fits that blueprint perfectly. Claybrook’s next chapter unfolds live at Le Red Room in Montréal on June 30th, 2025. For those tuned into the future of bass, now’s the time to follow his journey—online and onstage.

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Mission Success: Beyond Wonderland Chicago

by Julia Plescan Jun 13, 2025

Beyond Wonderland Chicago succeeded again in its return to the Windy City. Insomniac got the whole city dancing with a variety of talented artists playing across four stages. The Caterpillar’s Garden and Cheshire Woods stages were set up in large tents this year. Each tent featured a spacious dance floor along with a VIP viewing section. This was a great way to escape the windy weather and see some great performances.

D.O.D had the crowd dancing on day one at the Caterpillar’s Garden when he played a fan-favorite song, “Still Sleepless.” Caterpillar’s Garden was hosted by Insomniac Records on Day 1 and Day Trip on Day 2. It featured a mix of house and techno artists throughout the festival. While Cheshire Woods also utilized a large tent, it had more of a melodic bass lineup with artists such as ARMNHMR and Netsky that made the audience feel like they were entering another dimension.

Photo Credit: Insomniac Events

The Queen’s Domain was located by the entrance and hosted headliners such as Illenium and Marshmello. It featured a large general admission section with VIP viewing sections on both sides. There was a 3-story VIP tent on the right side of the stage with couches, a private bar, and complimentary treats and trinkets. The different stories gave guests a beautiful view of the stage and the stunning Chicago skyline in the back.

Slander performed an amazing set there on Day 1 which had the whole audience screaming the lyrics to their songs. Marshmello followed by headlining Queen’s Domain with a high-energy set where he remixed his hit songs “Come and Go” and “Alone.” This was also the stage where Illenium headlined on Day 2 and poured his heart into a very emotional performance. He ended the set with a remix of his hit “Good Things Fall Apart,” which had the crowd singing their hearts out.

Photo Credit: Insomniac Events

Mad Hatter’s Castle brought so much energy to the festival, showcasing dubstep and trap. Crankdat, Wooli, and Ganja White Night played here on Day 1 when it was hosted by Bassrush. On Day 2, AC Slater and Chris Lorenzo also performed an insane B2B set called Fly With Us. There was a very spacious general admission area with amazing views of the lasers. This stage also featured a special VIP section on the side that included bean bags as well as lockers and charging stations exclusively for VIP ticket holders.

In addition to these four amazing stages, there were a variety of vendors and booths. BeatBox was giving out complimentary fans, towels, and scrunchies. Electrolit gave out free samples to keep everyone hydrated. There was even a tent called Oasis, which was the perfect place to calm down and relax during the festival. Full of bean bags and calming activities like coloring, this was the perfect place to take a break and recharge. Ground Control staff monitored the area and kept it a safe space for everyone.

On top of all of the stages and booths, there were carnival rides in the center of the festival. Both the Ferris Wheel and the swing carousel had beautiful views of both the festival and the Chicago skyline from the very top.

Photo Credit: Insomniac Events

There were some unfortunate circumstances regarding the weather on Day 2 due to lightning in the area, but Insomniac handled everything effectively, keeping its guests safe while also doing everything they could to keep the festival going. The festival had to shut down for about an hour due to safety guidelines revolving around the lighting while guests sheltered around the venue. However, as soon as it was safe to reopen the gates, the festival resumed quickly, and the energy returned in full force.

Overall, Beyond Wonderland Chicago was a huge success. From the creativity involved in the stage production and the amazing artist performances, to the staff working tirelessly to make sure each guest was having fun and staying safe from the weather. Not even a storm could rain on our wonderland!

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Subtronics Announces Rare 360 Show In LA

by Chris Savoie May 30, 2025

Earlier this week, Subtronics teased the EDM world with a surprise LA show. Then on Wednesday, he made the full reveal. For the first time in two years, the dubstep prodigy will return to Los Angeles for an epic 360-degree show at the Shrine on December 4. Presale begins on Wednesday, June 4, so sign up to get access.

Subtronics 360-degree shows are rare, so those who attend are in for a treat they will not forget. Putting him in the center of the venue, surrounded by the crowd, unparalleled production, and lasers, means the show is going to be an event you cannot miss. DJ Snake recently hosted a 360 set at The Shrine for his US debut of THE OUTLAW and stunned the crowd with an amazing performance. Subtronics will follow suit and blow the roof off the historic venue.

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Subtronics has been on a tear in 2025 with a main stage set at Ultra Miami and the release of Fibonacci Part 1: Oblivion on April 4. Part 2 of the album is set to be released later this year. To stay aware of Subtronics’ latest show dates, music releases, and announcements, follow his social channels below.

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Adventure Club Headlines Reopening Of Mission NY

by Sam Wolloch May 21, 2025

The dynamic dubstep duo Adventure Club returned to New York City this past Friday, May 16, as headliners for the grand reopening of Mission Nightclub. Adventure Club, who last played in NYC at the Winter Festival in Brooklyn last November, played a special K-pop set at the Manhattan nightclub destination for Asian American talent.

MUUFU playing a set at Mission NY.
New look at Mission Nightclub // Photo Credit: @samwolloch

In addition to their full repertoire of K-pop edits, Adventure Club played a range of their melodic remixes, heavy bangers, and tasty mashups they are known for. Of course, they played their new remix of Alex Warren’s “Ordinary” and ended their set with “Light Me Up,” an unreleased collab with Flight School featuring Reve that drops on Friday, May 30.

Photo Credit: @samwolloch

Having seen over a dozen Adventure Club sets over the years, the K-pop tunes added a fun and fresh element to their performance. If you want to check out an Adventure Club K-pop set for yourself, you’re in luck. They will perform a K-pop Idol set on Day 2 of Insomniac’s Lost In Dreams Festival in Los Angeles on July 12. For a heavier bass set, Adventure Club will also feature at Excision’s Bass Canyon at The Gorge in Washington from August 15 to 17.

For those wanting fresh Adventure Club music, they came roaring into 2025 with the debut of their new monthly Insomniac Radio show on the 4th Monday of every month, familiarly named Superheroes Anonymous. They’ve already got four episodes in the books, and the show mixes are posted to their SoundCloud if you need to get caught up. With a new show to support, Adventure Club’s been busy releasing new songs, too. My favorite tune of 2025 is “Move” with Coleman Hell, and “Nothing To Lose” with Oliverse is a close second.

Adventure Club has also been reaching deep into their archives to share classic EDM remixes from the golden era of OG dubstep over 10 years ago. All the while, they’ve been hinting at a big throwback tour in the works for the fall. To keep up with all the latest show announcements and new music releases, be sure to follow Adventure Club on their social channels below.

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Mission Success: Zeds Dead

by Erika Minnix May 16, 2025

Intergalactic happiness was spread at Rawhide Event Center with Zeds Dead taking the stage, and boy oh boy was it a Mission Success. Once again, Relentless Beats organized an outstanding show with Zeds Dead, Tape B, Truth, and Sippy! Zeds Dead’s Return to the Spectrum of Interglactic Happiness tour has been a hot topic all over social media, and for good reason; it was one of the best shows of the season at Rawhide. Everything from the ease of access through security and the PLUR of the crowd to the insane production made Zeds Dead a night to remember.

Sippy, an Australian native, brought her flair from down under. She had all the Aussie Aussie Aussie pink pony girls dancing the night away. Rocking her iconic fuzzy glasses, Sippy got the crowd pumped with her feral, carefree stage antics. Never underestimate the openers! Sippy is already a powerhouse and will soon be a household name. She played pop punk remixes with her deep bass lines and drops. When the two genres blend, it adds a nostalgic component to the set, making the dance party much more exciting! 

Truth was wonky and surreal, as he pulled the crowd into an alternate dimension, where reality wobbled and shifted. His visuals sliced through the night sky, unlocking your third eye. The crowd was entranced, and Truth left them craving more. On this journey to the next dimension, the lasers were doing what they do to illuminate the way. 

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Tape B commanded the stage with electrifying energy, completely captivating the crowd! His unique sound had everyone jumping and dancing throughout his set. By this point in the night, Rawhide was packed, and the walls were practically shaking from the intensity of his performance. His tracks were masterfully flipped, mixed, and bursting with vibrancy!

It was over 100 degrees, but that didn’t come close to the heat that Zeds Dead brought to The Valley! Who says being a Deadbeat is a bad thing? From the moment they took the stage, you could feel the passion and ecstasy radiating from them. This Canadian duo recently released their sophomore album, and on theme, they had multiple TVs in front of their decks, which added an extra dimension to their performance. The laser display was amazing! The slow, heavy buildups shook the walls as they delivered a two-hour, jam-packed set filled with all their hits. Everything about this performance was perfection!

It felt like a sold-out show, but with PLUR present throughout the crowd, everyone was fanned one way or another! Keep up with Relentless Beats for updates on upcoming shows at Rawhide Event Center and around the Southwest, as they’re likely to sell out quickly!

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DEAFNY & HEXXA Drop “Twin Flame” On BIN

by Savannah Padgett May 16, 2025

DEAFNY and HEXXA have merged their respective sounds to create “Twin Flame,” an explosive, bass-heavy track featuring DEAFNY’s celestial, melodic touch. Released on the acclaimed Beat Intelligence Network (BIN), “TWIN FLAME” represents a clash of two energies, showcasing the push and pull between opposing forces. The contrast between these energies is visualized in the artwork—the merging of the pink and purple butterfly side with the fiery red, the dark and light, the chaos and the calm, revealing a story of forces destined to align.

“‘Twin Flame’ came together so naturally,” HEXXA said. “When DEAFNY originally sent me the idea, I immediately knew the direction we were going to take the collab in, which sometimes isn’t easiest off the bat. We understood each other’s energy and writing style — powerful, cinematic, emotional. It’s about finding that rare person who matches your fire, your passion.“

Known for her ability to blend atmospheric melodies with heavy bass, DEAFNY brings powerful depth to the track, while HEXXA fuses it with high-energy basslines that are sure to get crowds dancing. “Twin Flame” takes listeners on a journey from chaos to calm, evolving from earth-shaking drops to melodic, emotional moments.

“‘Twin Flame’ is a very special collaboration for me,” DEAFNY said. “From the beginning, I envisioned a powerful track that brought together two strong female artists, and this song truly captures that vision. It strikes a perfect balance between a delicate, emotional melody and a bold, explosive drop. It’s been a pleasure working with HEXXA —her energy and creativity elevated the track even further. There’s no doubt in my mind that this song is going to blow people away.“

EDC Mexico 2025

Following an iconic set at EDC Mexico 2025, DEAFNY has more exciting shows on the horizon, so be sure to follow her using the links below. HEXXA has a stacked schedule with a b2b alongside SYTHYST at Grimefest in Houston and a direct support slot for Riot Ten at Ember Music Hall in Richmond, Virginia, on July 31. Be sure to check out the links for Dubstep FBI and Beat Intelligence Network below to stay informed on their Rampage Festival stage takeover and all of their latest releases.

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