If there’s one thing The Festival Babes know, it’s how to send it at a festival—but Rampage in Antwerp, Belgium? That was next level. We’ve raved across the U.S. and beyond, but nothing prepared us for the sheer energy, production, and bass-fueled madness that Rampage delivered. And trust us, when we say this was the best production we’ve ever seen, that says a LOT.

From the moment we stepped into the venue, it was clear that Rampage wasn’t just a festival—it was a full-scale bass invasion. The production was next-level, with lasers slicing through the darkness like lightning and visuals that felt more like portals to another dimension. But the real magic? The sound. Every drop hit with precision, shaking the floor and sending waves of energy through the crowd. It wasn’t just loud—it was immersive, engineered to make you feel the music in your chest, your bones, your entire being (and there was NO reverb, 10 extra points, Gryffindor).

Experiencing European raving firsthand was something we’ll never forget. Dubstep and drum & bass were born here, and you can feel that energy in every beat, every mosh pit, every crowd-wide bass face. Seeing the difference between European ravers and American ravers was extraordinary – European ravers are really there for the music. They wear comfortable clothes and give each other a lot of space to dance; so much so that we could be close to the front of the stage and still have room to throw ‘bows. There’s something so special about being surrounded by people who live and breathe this music, in a place that helped shape the scene we all love.

The Festival Babes came, we danced, we raged, and we left with our hearts full (and ears still ringing). Rampage, you set the bar HIGH. Until next time, Belgium—stay bassy. 💥🔥