WORSHIP is bringing its drum & bass supergroup show back to North America, and the tour kicks off October 9 at Factory Town in Miami. The project unites four of the UK’s biggest names in the genre — Sub Focus, Dimension, Culture Shock and 1991 — under one banner, and this run marks their first time headlining major arenas across the continent.
The tour comes on the heels of a hometown show at London’s Finsbury Park, and follows a string of high-profile North American appearances over the past year that made this run all but inevitable. WORSHIP played sets at Coachella, Lollapalooza and Ultra Music Festival, and closed out a sold-out headline show at Red Rocks. That kind of demand is what’s pushing the collective into rooms they’ve never played before.
This is WORSHIP’s fourth pass through North America, following previous runs in 2020, 2023 and 2024, with each tour reportedly drawing bigger crowds than the last. This time around, the group becomes the first drum & bass act to headline venues like the Kia Forum in Los Angeles, San Francisco’s Bill Graham Civic Auditorium, Vancouver’s PNE Forum and Denver’s CoBank Arena at the National Western Center. The Brooklyn stop at Storehouse also carries some extra weight — it’s billed as one of the last shows ever to happen at that venue.
New Music and Festival-Scale Production
Beyond the arena run itself, WORSHIP is treating these shows as a platform for new music made specifically as a collective, rather than as four separate solo artists sharing a bill. Expect the production level that’s been drawing attention at their festival sets, paired with a setlist that pulls from each member’s catalog — think ‘Go Back,’ ‘DJ Turn It Up,’ ‘All The Things She Said’ and ‘Full Send’ — alongside unreleased collaborative material, including a new track with John Martin called ‘Dancing With A Stranger.’
WORSHIP formed as a way for four established solo artists, each with gold and platinum records and sold-out headline tours of their own, to release music together and tour as a unified project starting this year. The full run spans October and November:
October 9 — Factory Town, Miami, FL
October 17 — Brooklyn Storehouse, New York, NY
October 23 — Kia Forum, Los Angeles, CA
October 24 — PNE Forum, Vancouver, BC
November 12 & 13 — CoBank Arena at the National Western Center, Denver, CO
November 14 — Bill Graham Civic Auditorium, San Francisco, CA
Tickets are available now through worshipartists.uk, along with additional details on the tour and the group’s upcoming releases.
