
Baauer, known for the viral hit 'Harlem Shake', performs his trap and bass music at It'll Do Club.
Baauer plays It'll Do Club on Friday, October 23, bringing his trap and bass sound to Dallas for a single night. If you know him, you probably know him from "Harlem Shake," the track that became a global phenomenon and put his name in front of people who'd never heard of trap. But that's just one part of what he does. The set will be built around his trap and bass music—heavy low end, sharp percussion, and the kind of energy that works best on a dance floor.
It's a straightforward bill: Baauer is the main feature, and he's the only name on the lineup. That means the whole night is his to run, from the first drop to the end. If you've followed his work beyond the big hits, you know he's spent years leaning into the bass side of things, and that's what he'll be bringing here. It's a club set, so it's meant for dancing, not for sitting back and listening.
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It'll Do Club is at 4322 Elm St in Dallas, and the show runs from 9 PM to 2 AM, so it's a late one that carries well into the early hours. Tickets start at $19.53, and since it's a Friday night, it's the kind of thing you can build a whole evening around. If you're into bass music, this is a good one to have on your radar.