Drum & Bass Phenomenon Sweeps Through New York with WORSHIP Event

In an electrifying showcase of talent, the WORSHIP tour featuring Sub Focus, Dimension, Culture Shock, and 1991, made a monumental stop in New York, marking a significant moment for the Drum & Bass scene in the United States. Drew Barkin of EDMTunes provides an insightful review of the event, highlighting the burgeoning popularity of Drum & Bass in the U.S., a genre that has long been celebrated in the UK.

A Night to Remember at The Great Hall

The event was hosted at The Great Hall in Brooklyn, a venue renowned for its exceptional acoustics and spacious layout, making it an ideal location for dance music events. The light show, specifically tailored for the event, added an extra layer of immersion, captivating attendees and creating a truly unforgettable atmosphere.

Stellar Performances Stir the Crowd

Drew Barkin shares his newfound passion for Drum & Bass, a genre that’s known for its energetic beats and soulful vocals. The night featured performances by four of the genre’s most influential artists, each bringing their unique sound and energy to the stage.

Culture Shock set the tone for the evening, delivering a mix of his hits including the lively ‘Get To Me,’ his remix of ‘Panic Room,’ and the pulsating ‘Bunker.’ Dimension followed, surprising the crowd by opening with the beloved track ‘DJ Turn It Up.’ His set was a journey through sound, with notable tracks like his remix of Armin van Buuren’s ‘Lose This Feeling’ and a crowd-pleasing performance of ‘Where Do We Go’ with Poppy Baskcomb. Barkin notes Dimension’s set as a personal highlight, filled with non-stop hits that kept the crowd on their feet.

Sub Focus took the stage as the main act, solidifying his status as a Drum & Bass heavyweight. His setlist spanned a wide range of hits, from collaborations with Dimension like ‘Ready to Fly’ and ‘Desire’ to solo tracks such as ‘Solar System’ and ‘Off The Ground.’ His ability to connect with the crowd and adapt his set based on their energy was truly remarkable.

1991 wrapped up the evening with a dynamic set, featuring his remix of ‘Perfect (Exceeder)’ and ‘Tell Me Why,’ ending the night on a high note.

A Growing Movement

This year marks the third time the WORSHIP tour has brought its electric energy to North America, with stops in major cities including San Jose, Chicago, Washington D.C, Toronto, and Los Angeles. The artists also graced Ultra Miami, further establishing Drum & Bass as a force in the electronic music scene.

For fans looking to experience the energy and excitement of WORSHIP, tickets are still available for the remaining shows. Drew Barkin’s coverage of the New York event encapsulates the vibrant spirit of Drum & Bass, inviting new listeners to explore the genre and longtime fans to revel in the performances of its top artists.