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Your Guide to Apocalypse Festival: 5 Artists You Can’t Miss

by Kai Hecker
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Step into a dystopian world where bass music reigns supreme—Apocalypse Festival is here to take you on a wild journey of resilience, bravery, and unrelenting energy on November 29 and 30. Held at the historic Queen Mary in Long Beach, California, this one-of-a-kind festival transforms a world on the brink of destruction into a dance haven, where humanity fights back with the power of sound. Presented by Bassrush, Apocalypse Festival is more than just a music festival; it’s a full-blown experience for bass lovers who thrive on mind-bending drops and electrifying beats. The lineup is seriously stacked, but here are five artists that you shouldn’t miss.

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1. Level Up

A rising force in dubstep, Level Up (Sonya Broner) is known for her heavy wubs, intricate turntablism, and theatrical storytelling. Her set will blend haunting melodies and relentless basslines, leaving fans energized and craving more. Level Up’s journey from theater to dubstep brings a unique vibe to her performances that’s impossible to miss.

2. Samplifire

French producer Samplifire is a name every basshead should know. His signature fusion of riddim and heavy dubstep has landed him collaborations with legends like Svdden Death and Wooli. Tracks like Menticide and Firestorm are sure to be crowd favorites, showcasing his knack for powerful basslines that will keep you raging.

3. HOL!

HOL!’s genre-bending approach makes him a standout on any lineup. Known for hits like Country Riddim, which even caught Four Tet’s attention at Coachella, HOL! blends dubstep roots with innovative twists. Get ready for a set full of surprises and unrelenting energy.

4. VOYD

As the sinister alter ego of SVDDEN DEATH, VOYD brings a darker, metal-influenced edge to dubstep. Expect mind-melting visuals and earth-shaking basslines as VOYD pushes the boundaries of heavy bass music with tracks like Behemoth.

5. Steller

South Florida-based Steller has been making waves with her eclectic bass sound. Combining wonky bass, trap beats, and groovy vibes, her dynamic energy on stage is unmatched. Tracks like Find It In Your Mind highlight her unique style, earning her a dedicated fanbase.

Get Ready for the Basspocalypse

Beyond the music, Apocalypse Festival creates a story-rich environment with immersive decor, lighting, and themes. The festival’s central narrative—saving the world with bass—comes to life across four stages, with jaw-dropping visuals amplifying the intensity of each performance. Add the stunning waterfront backdrop of the Queen Mary, and you’ve got an atmosphere that’s as captivating as the music.

Apocalypse Fest is an 18+ event and fully cashless, so plan ahead. Shuttle services and prepaid parking ensure easy access, and afterparty tickets are sold separately for those who want to keep the energy going all night.

Grab your tickets here and prepare for an unforgettable adventure at Apocalypse Festival. Let’s save the world—one drop at a time.

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