Riot Ten rolls into AREA15 with the kind of low-end pressure that rattles fillings loose. Known for the Hype Or Die brand and a production style built on skull-crushing bass drops, this is dubstep and trap-leaning bass music delivered at full volume, no apologies. Expect the kind of set that moves through heavy-hitting originals, unexpected genre bends, and mixes that seem engineered specifically to make a crowd lose its collective mind.

AREA15 adds its own layer of sensory overload to the mix—an already strange and immersive space that turns a bass show into something closer to a fever dream. Between the venue's surreal visual environment and Riot Ten's relentless sound design, this isn't a background-music kind of night. Bring earplugs if you're smart, but you probably won't use them.