Today, electronic producer, DJ and multi-instrumentalist GRiZ has announced the debut of Space Camp, a two night run touching down at Virginia’s iconic Hampton Coliseum on December 17 and 18.
Space Camp will be GRiZ’s most ambitious and one of his largest headlining shows to date, featuring two unique sets from him alongside some of bass music’s most talented acts. Tickets will go on sale to the general public beginning April 23 at 11am ET, here.
December 17th’s slate includes multidimensional musician CloZee, bass music extraordinaire LSDream, South African dubstep producer Chee, and experimental psychedelic soul project Common Creation. Among December 18th’s acts are freeform dubstep artist Liquid Stranger, “Space Bass” songstress Lucii, prodigal breakout producer Moore Kismet, and forward-thinking bass producer Kumarion.
Both nights will be capped with unique live shows from GRiZ featuring all new production and a showcase of his dynamic catalog both old and new. These headlining performances have become something of legend for fans, a reflection of GRiZ’s commitment to delivering unique shows that span style and format night after night. His Hampton throwdown will become another jewel in a crown already adorned with signature triumphs like GRiZMAS in Detroit and iconic takeovers of Colorado’s Red Rocks and Chicago’s Navy Pier.
Speaking on Space Camp, GRiZ says,“As a kid I always wanted to go to space camp. Hang with other kids and share in that sense of adventure and imagination. So we’re throwing our own. A place to gather, explore and play. A place to be weird, to celebrate life, a place to be yourself, a place to escape earth. We’re ready for takeoff. Welcome to Space Camp.”
Though 2020 slammed the brakes on any aspect of live in-person performances, GRiZ never lost a beat in either of his creative or philanthropic endeavors over the past year. 2021 has already seen three massively successful single releases from the versatile producer including the recent “Vibe Check”, “Ease Your Mind” with Ganja White Night“, and “Bring Me Back” with Elohim. GRiZ also debuted the winter edition of his health and wellness retreat Virtual Camp Kulabunga in February after triumphantly ending 2020 with the seventh anniversary of his charitable 12 Days of GRiZMAS event series.
With the impending revival of live music on the horizon, GRiZ is poised to make an explosive return to the stage to deliver fans what they’ve missed the most.
