Said the Sky was the first to perform. To be honest, I wasn’t a big fan of his. His set went back and forth from being Dubstep inspired to that of Big Room House, which I just personally don’t care for. I could also see the crowd wasn’t either during those moments. The audience was there for their Dubstep, which Terravita and Bear Grillz very much is. Don’t get me wrong…Said the Sky is talented and I’m interested in checking him out again, but for this show it just didn’t fit.

Next was Bear Grillz and everything about his performance was entertaining. Bear Grillz doesn’t just perform alone; there is The Duck who completes this dynamic duo.

Bear Grillz and The Duck

And as you can see, he performs in a bear suit. How great is that? I had never seen him before, so before he came on, I wondered if he would sport a bear suit.

Bear Grillz (along with The Duck to support him) was definitely a crowd pleaser. He incorporated popular songs in his set that everyone could enjoy. The people around me shouted words of approval as each of these recognizable songs blared through the speakers. We were constantly moving and dancing to each song, and I don’t think there was a moment where we stopped. And putting it into perspective, he complemented Terravita’s performance very well. I highly recommend seeing a Bear Grillz show. I don’t think you’ll be disappointed.

Terravita was the headliner of this show, and all of the great reviews I’ve heard about them were truly confirmed this night. I really appreciated how unique this group is. Not only did I enjoy the beats produced, but I found the rapping of their frontman to tie everything together.

The drops that Terravita produced were incredible. The crowd members couldn’t get enough of it. It was obvious that based on their reactions, there was an appreciation of Terravita’s artistry. The only disappointment of the night was when someone in the crowd threw himself on stage and danced up there drunkenly. I respected Terravita’s cool demeanor and ability to keep performing, but I wish that security would have taken him off sooner. It certainly killed the vibe momentarily, but Terravita was undoubtedly able to fix this through producing their drops and wobbles.

We were at Grizmatik on Halloween and needless to say that photos from that night are just a sliver of how awesome it was.

Last night we were at Beta gettin our Trap fix from the mysterious *UZ* as well as some seriously awesome sets by Caustik and Subliminal

Needless to say we had an awesome week and we’re only working harder to bring you more photos, music and news about upcoming events here in Denver. This is Whompville!!

The Denver crowd really is special . Ive been at shows where artists such as  Dillion Francis, Terravita, Reid Speed and 12th Planet, to name a few, have said said something similar and the crowd goes absolutely insane! So whether you want some hard Canadian bass, some heavy UK wobbles or some “Wookie Whomp” you’re in the right city to feed all that. Just make sure you drink water, have a sober ride home and a jacket, no one like to be blacked out, cold and in jail Stay safe kids

Whether you were at NORAD, BETA, Cervantes, The Gothic, Casselmans, The Fillmore, The Ogden, The Blue Bird, Summit Music Hall or Red Rocks this past weekend doesn’t matter. What matters is if you truly had fun or not. A lot of people go out and get rowdy, and I mean ROW-DY, and say they had fun but come Sunday they’re hating life, curled up in fetal position on the bed muttering the infamous words “I’m never ______ again.” We’ve all done it and been there but what you really need to ask yourself is “Did I have fun and is this shitty feeling worth it.” In my case, yes, this weekend was absolutely worth the two days of feeling groggy with a slight headache and upset stomach. Why? Because i was with people that made it worth it. Partying solo can be fun and sometimes necessary but when you’re rolling with a crew, and i mean a real close tight knit crew not just people you get together and party with every now and then, you feel this sense of togetherness that cant be paralleled. Ive been to a ton of shows with a lot of different people and i must say that when you have a group of 10+ people all grouped together on the dance floor toasting drinks and passing joints that is when you make true happy memories that will last a lifetime… So long as you don’t get too twisted and blackout hahaha.

If you’re one of those people that are coming to these shows specifically to get twisted and are constantly waking up Sunday morning with a killer hangover and no recollection of who played my only wish for you is that one day you look up, pay attention to your surroundings and realize how much fun it all actually is and that you can come to these shows sober (yes you can, I do it more often than you think) and have just as much fun and actually REMEMBER it. If youre one of the “fans” that enjoys dancing, dancing with friends, dancing with a beautiful girl, taking pictures, watching the artist, staring at the lights and lasers, feeling the bass vibrate the inside your chest cavity, people watching and what not then I’m sure, like me, you think that its totally worth it and will do it again and again and again until you physically cant do it anymore… or at least until you cant afford it anymore. Be safe and rage on kids