DENNETT is having quite the year!

There’s something particularly exciting about watching an artist find their footing in the electronic music scene. Not necessarily because they’re new, but because you can hear the moment when experimentation starts turning into identity.

For DENNETT, that moment seems to be happening right now.

Between his latest release, ASAP, featuring UK rapper Capo Lee, and his ongoing Back to the Roadhouse Tour, the rising bass producer has been keeping himself busy. And judging by the direction his music is heading, he’s not particularly interested in slowing down.

Back to the Roadhouse: Taking the Energy Nationwide

Dennet’s Back to the Roadhouse Tour has been making its way across North America, with stops in cities including Miami, Orlando, New York, Toronto, Chicago, Detroit, and Atlanta.

so yes its time to hit the road jack because Dennet is back! And ladies, if you’ve been looking for the perfect excuse to treat your basshead bestie (or yourself), I think we may have found it.

The tour has been making its way across North America, with stops in cities including multiple stops in California, Vancouver, Seattle, Boise, and so many more!

Most recently, DENNETT brought the Roadhouse to Atlanta’s Believe Music Hall on October 17, alongside PAPAJAY, AEYE, and SCALES.

And if you’re familiar with Believe Music Hall, you know it’s not your average venue. The place is actually a repurposed church, complete with multiple levels and an immersive production setup.

There’s something pretty funny, and almost poetic, about turning a former place of worship into a gathering space for people who practically treat bass music like a religion. I mean, if that isn’t a Sunday service for bassheads, I don’t know what is!

Another fun stop on the tour that he did was in Chicago, where DENNETT did a 360-degree performance for the crowd. Instead of the traditional stage setup, this format puts the DJ right in the middle of the action, creating a much more intimate experience where everyone gets to be part of the energy.

And personally, I love seeing artists experiment with different ways to connect with their audience. Sometimes the best shows are the ones where you feel like you’re right there in the middle of it all.

Now, I know what you’re thinking… you said no more shows in 2026, your bank account is begging for a break, and you probably already have enough concert tickets to last you through the year. But hear me out. What’s one more night of dancing with your favorite people, especially when it’s an artist who genuinely knows how to put on a good show?

With more Roadhouse stops on the calendar, you might just get lucky enough to have DENNETT pull up somewhere near you. So take a little peek at his tour dates and see if your city made the list. And if you’re still trying to think of a birthday or holiday gift for your basshead girlfriend, well… concert tickets and a night of dancing together sound like a pretty solid idea to me.

Because at the end of the day, it’s those nights filled with music and your favorite people that end up becoming some of your favorite memories. And really, can you ever have too many of those?

Why DENNETT Is an Artist Worth Watching:

Getting to watch a DJ in their element LIVE, completely lost in their own flowstate, is a whole different kind of experience! And if there’s one artist who has yet to disappoint me in any of the sets I’ve seen, it’s DENNETT and he always makes me want to come back for more!

I think that’s what separates a good artist from one who leaves a lasting impression.

Musicians who build lasting careers usually have something beyond a viral moment. They have an identifiable sound, a willingness to evolve, and the ability to translate their music into a memorable live experience.

DENNETT seems to be working toward all three.

His catalog already includes a remix of John Summit’s LIGHTS GO OUT, and has been popping up on more and more festival lineups. Between his releases and the energy he brings to his live sets, it’s safe to say he’s been keeping busy. And personally, I’m not complaining!

I love that he doesn’t seem confined to one corner of bass music but instead he ventures out and leaves room for melody, grime, and heavy drops which make an entire crowd collectively lose their mind.

And really, isn’t that part of what makes discovering an emerging artist so much fun?

You get to watch the evolution happen in real time and be apart of that experience.

Fireball definitely isn’t for most but a little fun fact about Dennett that I couldn’t leave out is apparently, the man has quite the love for Fireball whiskey! Honestly though, what’s a Roadhouse without a little cinnamon whiskey, right?

Between the orange couch, his laid-back energy, and his love for Fireball, I’m starting to think this whole Roadhouse theme makes a lot more sense now. Guess I know exactly what shot I’m ordering for him at the bar next time. Bottoms up!

His Latest Track, ASAP

On October 9, DENNETT teamed up with UK rapper Capo Lee to release ASAP, bringing a fresh twist to his signature bass-heavy sound. The track blends the gritty, fast-paced energy of UK grime!

What makes this collaboration so interesting is how the two styles complement each other. Capo Lee’s delivery adds a layer of attitude, while DENNETT’s production brings the energy and unpredictability from the bass. It’s a combination that you don’t seem to hear too much of nowadays!

For DENNETT, this collaboration feels like another example of his willingness to experiment rather than settle into one particular sound just because its “comfortable”.

The Road Ahead

With ASAP now out and the Back to the Roadhouse Tour continuing, DENNETT is giving listeners plenty of reasons to pay attention.

Whether you’ve been following him for years or you’re just now discovering his music, this feels like a particularly interesting chapter in his career.

Personally, I think some of the most exciting artists in electronic music are the ones who haven’t quite revealed everything they’re capable of yet.

There’s still room for surprises, unexpected collaborations, and sounds that don’t fit neatly into any one genre.

And if DENNETT keeps moving in this direction, I have a feeling we’ll be hearing his name a whole lot more! Thankfully its easy to say! 😉