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The sun is starting to set over Brooklyn, but Under the K Bridge Park<\/a> is just waking up. It\u2019s the final night of Levity<\/a> and Tape B<\/a>\u2019s Summer Program Tour, a bass-heavy run that took outdoor venues across the U.S. by storm and spirits are high.<\/p>\n People of all ages pour in wearing mushroom hair clips, custom Levity jerseys, shiny face glitter and inflatable giraffes. Someone in the corner is blowing bubbles. The bass hasn\u2019t even peaked yet, but the crowd is already living in its own little world.<\/p>\n At 7:45 sharp, Effin<\/a> comes on, kicking off his powerhouse set with a bang. Deep dubstep beats flood the space immediately while our high-energy performer bobs up and down to his own music. He quickly draws a crowd, with many grabbing their friends, drinks nearly spilling out of hands and banging their heads back and forth against an imaginary wall.<\/p>\n Nishka Dhawan<\/p>\n Then, right before 9, Tape B takes the stage and the entire pit seems to drop with him. At first, there\u2019s a little confusion as beats meld together rather unceremoniously. Just then, the decorated turntablist addresses the situation apologizes for a technical glitch. Right after that, the bass hits so hard it feels less like something you hear and more like something trying to climb out of your chest. Finally, the lasers come on, and the crowd snaps fully awake.<\/p>\n His 60-minute set is action-packed with fan favorites like \u201cUnderneath Your Skin\u201d and \u201cWord Scramble,\u201d collaborations with Zeds Dead<\/a> and Subtronics<\/a>. Visuals include Tape B\u2019s signature tape graphic melting and molding, almost like psychedelic euphoria. Each time the cassette melts across the screen, someone nearby seems to either scream about the visuals, reach for their friend or fully surrender to whatever kind of trip \u2014 drug-induced or not \u2014 they are having.<\/p>\n It\u2019s a majestic sight to behold.<\/p>\n An hour in, Effin joins Tape B on stage for his final three bops before Tape B signs off with, \u201cI\u2019ll see you in one hour,\u201d alluding to the back-to-back set Tape B has planned with Levity for the finale.<\/p>\n With that, the show rolls on.<\/p>\n Levity\u2019s intro is pure theater. Words flash on the back screen before the music even starts, introducing the three artists that make up the group. Meanwhile, the lyrics start repeating \u2014 \u201cI just want to feel your love tonight\u201d \u2014 and the trio rushes the stage as the Levity logo pulses behind them.<\/p>\n More lyrics appear onscreen before the D R O P. Before we know it, the lasers go every which way and smoke spreads. It\u2019s officially game over.<\/p>\n Nishka Dhawan<\/p>\n Under The K Bridge\u2019s crowd loses itself in the beat, keeping the party going with every head-banging ritual in their arsenal. Even in the chaos, there is a strange sweetness to the proceedings. Rave sprouts fall off people\u2019s heads and are immediately returned to their owners. In a crowd built around head-banging, bass drops and bodies moving in every direction, those little moments are what stand out. Rave sprouts are a way to build community and show positivity and inclusivity like exchanging kandi bracelets, which is what makes them so special.<\/p>\n We\u2019re not done yet, though. The marathon concert keeps going, with each drop bigger and better than the last. Levity makes sure to add a few melodic moments throughout their set as a reset for ravers to take a deep breath and keep the party grooving. Hits include \u201cNeon Soul,\u201d \u201cBy My Side\u201d and a hypnotic \u201cHey Jude\u201d mix to close out the one-hour set.<\/p>\n Just when we thought we\u2019d seen it all, Tape B is welcomed back on stage, and the B2B set gets underway.<\/p>\n Nishka Dhawan<\/p>\n When they pair up, the EDM icons skew more pop-centric taking \u201cMake It Bun Dem\u201d by Damien Marley and Skrillex and \u201cTemperature\u201d to center stage as the first few songs played. They ended with a \u201cBeauty and a Beat\u201d remix that had the crowd roaring. You\u2019d think three hours of dubstep would thin out the crowd. It doesn\u2019t. If anything, people were still asking where they could find the afterparty.<\/p>\n Which, by the way, there was one.<\/p>\n Both Levity and Tape B headed over to the Brooklyn Steel afterparty, keeping the party going until the wee hours of the morning.<\/p>\n Yes, when the sun started to rise, Levity and Tape B were far from calling it a night.<\/p>\n Where is Levity going on tour?<\/p>\n A complete calendar including all North American tour dates, venues and links to buy tickets can be found below.<\/p>\n Levity tour datesOct. 1 at the Mission Ballroom in Denver, CO<\/a>Oct. 2-4 at Austin City Limits in Austin, TX Which cities is Tape B hitting on their tour?<\/p>\n All Tape B tour dates, venues and links to to buy tickets are listed here:<\/p>\n Tape B tour datesAug. 28 at the Craig Ranch Amphitheater in North Las Vegas, NV<\/a>Aug. 29 at the Rawhide Western Town and Event Center in Chandler, AZ What is a dubstep concert like?<\/p>\n Inclusive. <\/p>\n The culture is built around positivity and strength. No one is pushing or spilling drinks on you. It is all safe. If one girl accidentally bumps into you, they\u2019ll immediately ask if you\u2019re OK. Yes, people pass out in all corners from their drug paraphernalia hitting them too hard but once that happens, tons of ravers swarm, finding ways to help .<\/p>\n That is what keeps pulling me back to dubstep: the community, the music and the strange, loving chaos of it all. Tape B and Levity don\u2019t just light up Under the K Bridge Park. They leave the bass lingering in your chest long after you walk out.<\/p>\n Huge EDM artists on tour<\/p>\n We\u2019re not done yet.<\/p>\n If you\u2019re hoping to see the best in bliss, here are just five of our favorite iconic acts you won\u2019t want to miss spin live these next few months.<\/p>\n \u2022\u00a0John Summit<\/a><\/p>\n \u2022\u00a0R\u00fcf\u00fcs Du Sol<\/a><\/p>\n \u2022\u00a0Gryffin<\/a><\/p>\n \u2022\u00a0Subtronics<\/a><\/p>\n \u2022\u00a0Steve Aoki<\/a><\/p>\n Who else is pounding the pavement? Take a look at\u00a0this list of all the biggest EDM artists on tour in 2026\u00a0<\/a>to find the show for you.<\/p>\n This article was written by Matt Levy<\/a>, New York Post live events reporter. Levy stays up-to-date on all the latest tour announcements from your favorite musical artists and comedians, as well as Broadway openings, sporting events and more live shows \u2013 and finds great ticket prices online. 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<\/a>Three-day passesOct. 2 at Red Rocks in Morrison, CO<\/a>Oct. 3 at Austin City Limits in Austin, TX
<\/a>Single-day passesOct. 3 at Emo\u2019s in Austin TX
<\/a>9 p.m. with UntitldOct. 8 at The Royal Grove in Lincoln, NE<\/a>Oct. 9-11 at Austin City Limits in Austin, TX
<\/a>Three-day passesOct. 9 at The Criterion in Oklahoma City, OK<\/a>Oct. 10 at Austin City Limits in Austin, TX
<\/a>Single-day passesOct. 17 at History in Ottawa, ON, CA<\/a>Dec. 30 at the Temper Festival in San Diego, CA
<\/a>with Zeds Dead, Crankdat, Sara Landry, G Jones, Richard Finger<\/p>\n
<\/a>with G Jones, Wink and moreSept. 4 at the Ramova Theatre in Chicago, IL<\/a>Sept. 19 at Wet N Wild in Kapolei, HI<\/a>Sept. 26 at Granary Live in Salt Lake City, UT<\/a>Oct. 8-9 at Red Rocks in Morrison, CO
<\/a>Two-day passesOct. 8 at Red Rocks in Morrison, CO<\/a>Oct. 9 at Red Rocks in Morrison, CO<\/a>Nov. 20 at The Armory in Minneapolis, MN<\/a>Nov. 21 at The Armory in Minneapolis, MN<\/a>Dec. 4 at WaMu Theater in Seattle, WA
<\/a>with TRUTHDec. 5 at WaMu Theater in Seattle, WA
<\/a>with Mersiv<\/p>\n