Bass and dubstep producer Dennett performs a four-hour set at EQ San Diego as part of his Back to the Roadhouse Tour.
Dennett plays EQ San Diego on Saturday, November 6, as part of the Back to the Roadhouse Tour. It's a single-name bill, so the whole night is built around one set rather than a full lineup of openers.
Dennett is a producer from Huntington Beach, California, and the sound sits in the bass and dubstep range. If you're familiar with those styles, you know what to expect: heavy low-end and the kind of weight that's meant to be felt as much as heard. Coming from just up the coast in Orange County, this is a Southern California artist playing a Southern California room, and the tour name, Back to the Roadhouse, points to the kind of night that's more about the dance floor than a seated performance.
One detail that sets this apart from a standard club date is the length of the set. Dennett is listed as playing for four hours, which is a long stretch for a single act. Instead of a tight hour or two, it's a full evening of bass and dubstep, giving the set plenty of room to move through different tempos and moods without having to rush through a setlist. It's the kind of format that lets the night build slowly rather than peaking early and calling it a day.
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That puts the show at EQ San Diego, 1271 University Ave, on Saturday, November 6. It starts at 10 PM, so it's a late one, and with a four-hour set, you're looking at a night that runs well into the early hours. If you're into bass and dubstep, it's a straightforward, single-artist bill with plenty of time to settle in.
