• Bass Center 2016: Bassnectar, Wu-Tang Clan Prove ‘Music Is The Drug’ at Camping Festival

    Following the release of his twelfth studio album, Unlimited, Bassnectar hosted Bass Center 2016, the producer's inaugural two-day camping festival July 29-30 at Dick's Sporting Goods Park in Commerce City, Colorado. The extended two-hour sets from Lorin Ashton himself were the highlight for most of the 50,000 Bassheads who drove, flew and hitchhiked from around the country. However, the opening sets from Wu-Tang Clan, Porter Robinson, Flux Pavilion, AlunaGeorge, Flying Lotus and Lupe Fiasco combined with the overall next-level event production really set the concert apart from the rest, proving that, to quote the producer's latest collaboration with LUZCID, "Music Is The Drug."

  • Bassnectar Shares Full Details for Bass Center Camping Festival

    The inaugural Bass Center is scheduled to go down July 29-30 in Commerce City, Colorado. As BassHeads take to Twitter to count down the days until Wu-Tang Clan, Porter Robinson, Flux Pavilion and others join Bassnectar for the first-ever two-day camping festival hosted by Lorin Ashton himself, the producer and his team has shared the full details for the almost sold-out event, including a stacked Silent Disco.

  • Excision Announces '15 North American Tour [SCHEDULE]

    Canadian dubstep artist Excision has announced a North American tour for 2015, which, according to Fist in the Air, will be the last performances of his audio/visual show "The Executioner." The tour kicks off Jan. 31 in Vancouver, Canada, and finishes up March 29 in Kansas City, Missouri. Supporting Excision on this tour will be Protohype and Minnesota. You can check out all of Excision's upcoming tour dates here:

  • Twin Cities Opera and Choral Composer Stephen Paulus Dies at 65

    A leading figure in Minnesota's classical composing circle and an author of nearly 60 orchestral scores, 10 operas and 150 choral pieces, Stephen Paulus has died. He was 65. The Twin Cities composer, who might be best known for his 1982 opera "The Postman Always Rings Twice," suffered a stroke last year that had been affecting his health up until he died Sunday, Oct. 19.
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