Experimental bass pioneer Lumasi performs live at Substation as part of the Lumasi Nebula Tour, with support from Entangled Mind and fika.
Lumasi is playing Substation on Saturday, October 10, as part of the Lumasi Nebula Tour. The night is presented by Itertainment and Substation, and the show starts at 10 PM. It's a 21+ event, so you'll need your ID.
Lumasi is billed as an experimental bass pioneer who brings the wubs, and that's the core of what you're getting here. The set is built around that heavy, low-end sound, and the tour name, Nebula, points toward the more atmospheric, spacey side of the bass music he works in. It's not a solo bill, either: Entangled Mind and fika are on support, so the night starts well before Lumasi takes over.
If you're not familiar with the name, the description tells you where he sits. Experimental bass is less about a steady dancefloor beat and more about the textures and the weight of the low end—the wubs, as he puts it. It's the kind of music that's meant to be felt as much as heard, and a room like Substation is a good fit for that. With two openers on the bill, the bass will be running long before the headliner hits the stage.
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Tickets start at $25.87, and the show kicks off at 10 PM on Saturday, October 10, at Substation, 645 NW 45th St in Seattle. It's 21+ only.
