Fans of LAYZ will soon be scrambling for stable ground after the rising bass music star announced a new headlining tour, “AFTERSHOCK.”

“AFTERSHOCK” isn’t just a title—it’s a promise LAYZ plans to deliver with her ribcage-rattling dubstep. The tour derives from her EP of the same name, which released on Bassweight Records in July.

One of the record’s standouts, the ferocious dubstep anthem “WORLD DESTROY,” has received support from Excision, Jessica Audiffred and many more. Take a listen below.

As one of the few women ascending through today’s male-dominated dubstep scene, LAYZ’s headlining tour represents both personal triumph and industry progress.

“The ‘AFTERSHOCK’ tour is a huge step for me,” LAYZ said in a press release. “It’s my second tour and it’s really a level up from my ‘Eye of the Storm’ tour! I have big support lineups in all the cities, a full crew, and bigger venues! I’m planning something very special for my new set and very stoked to play all the new music and visuals.”

LAYZ, who in 2024 has graced the stages of Tomorrowland, EDC Las Vegas and many other major festivals, will kick off the 21-date tour in early-October in Austin. She’ll then head to a slew of major North American cities, including Chicago, Philly, Seattle and Denver, before wrapping up with a momentous performance at Brooklyn’s Avant Gardner in December.

Check out LAYZ’s “AFTERSHOCK” tour flyer below and purchase passes here.

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The past, present and future of bass music are set to collide in UKF‘s monumental London showcase, a night the beloved brand is calling “one for the history books.”

Featuring a lineup of artists who have shaped the genre over the years, the show, UKF says, is the biggest they’ve ever hosted in the city. It’s scheduled for December 13th at London’s famed Drumsheds venue.

The lineup reads like a bass music bible, each act a chapter in the genre’s evolution. Headlining the event are Pendulum and Knife Party, both projects involving Rob Swire and Gareth McGrillen, revered for their impact on drum & bass and electro. Joining them are Nero, whose cinematic dubstep deeply influenced the genre’s global growth, and Circus Records co-founder Flux Pavilion, a key figure in the 2010s dubstep scene.

The lineup also includes celebrated “Purple City” producer Joker as well as the iconic duo of Caspa and Rusko, pioneers credited with popularizing dubstep in its early days. Fusing wobbly basslines with grime’s urban grit, their collaborative 2007 album FabricLive.37 remains deeply influential, bridging the genre’s underground spirit with the mainstream and inspiring a generation of producers in its wake.

Representing that generation at Drumsheds are 33 Below, MPH, The Caracal Project and EDM.com Class of 2023 star IMANU, among other stars of tomorrow, rounding out a lineup shimmering with as much novelty as it does nostalgia. At the time of this writing, UKF has only released the lineup’s first phase, which you can check out below. More artists will be revealed in the weeks ahead.

A pre-sale is scheduled to begin September 4th at 11AM local time before the event’s general ticket release the following day at the same time. You can register for early access here.

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