Desert Dwellers, Balkan Bump, Thought Process & Schmoop presented by Public Works & Bicycle Day

Name: Desert Dwellers, Balkan Bump, Thought Process & Schmoop presented by Public Works & Bicycle Day
Start: 2025-11-01T21:30:00-07:00
End: 2025-11-02T03:00:00-07:00
Location: Public Works SF

Schedule

Sat, 01 Nov, 2025 at 09:30 pm to Sun, 02 Nov, 2025 at 03:00 am

UTC-07:00

Location

Public Works SF | San Francisco, CA

TICKETS: https://tixr.com/groups/publicsf/desertbalkan
Saturday, November 1st, 9:30pm - 2am
Full Space / 21+ / Limited Capacity
In addition to online presales, tickets will also be available at the door night of. PW Union members will get free entry as well. Not a member? Join and get access plus drinks on us, priority entry, and more: https://publicsf.com/membership/
Public Works & Bicycle Day present: An immersive night of psychedelic bass, global grooves, and transcendent visuals featuring Desert Dwellers, Balkan Bump, Thought Process, Schmoop, and more. From deep desert rhythms to brass-laced beats and mind-expanding soundscapes, this lineup is your invitation to dance beyond the veil. Expect a multisensory journey through sound, art, and vibration.
Desert Dwellers
Blending ancient rhythms with futuristic sound design, Desert Dwellers are pioneers of global bass and downtempo psytrance. Their sets are hypnotic journeys, weaving tribal percussion, lush atmospheres, and electronic grooves from across the Earth.
Balkan Bump
Trumpeter and producer Will Magid fuses Balkan brass, hip-hop, and glitchy electronic beats under the Balkan Bump moniker. His high-energy performances bridge folk tradition and modern bass, creating dancefloor magic with a worldly flair.
Thought Process
Hailing from the West Coast underground, Thought Process crafts deep, textured bass music with psychedelic leanings. His sound is both cerebral and body-moving—perfect for introspective dance sessions in dark rooms or dusty festival sunsets.
Schmoop
Schmoop brings a quirky, genre-defying blend of experimental bass, melodic weirdness, and playful psychedelia. Known for keeping crowds guessing (and grinning), Schmoop’s sets ride the line between wavy and wild.