WICKED WAREHOUSE 2026
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WICKED WAREHOUSE, HALLOWEEN WEEKEND 2026
THE WAREHOUSE HAS AWAKENED.
After unleashing Wicked Warehouse for the first time last year, we’re bringing it back for YEAR TWO, bigger, darker, and taking over Halloween Weekend for two nights at Mississippi Underground.
October 30 + 31, Wicked Warehouse returns as one of St. Louis’ largest Halloween shows, transforming the warehouse for a full weekend of bass music, multiple stages and a lineup built for the occasion.
And this is only PHASE 1.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30 — SHADES + SHLUMP
The first night belongs to SHADES, the collaborative project of Alix Perez and EPROM, two highly respected producers whose individual backgrounds in drum & bass, experimental electronic music and bass collide in a project built around intricate sound design, massive low end and unconventional production.
Joining them is SHLUMP, the Bay Area producer behind his self-described “Alien Bass” sound. Blending classic dubstep influences, psychedelic sound design and serious low end, Shlump has released music through labels including Wakaan, Deadbeats and Deep Dark & Dangerous and has appeared on festival stages including Bonnaroo, Lollapalooza, Shambhala and Bass Canyon.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31, HALLOWEEN NIGHT, MERSIV + TRUTH
On Halloween itself, MERSIV takes over Wicked Warehouse. The Mersiv project is built around complete immersion in sound, an identity its official site defines around the mental, physical and spiritual embrace of the present moment through music.
Then we descend even further with TRUTH, the New Zealand dubstep duo and founders of Deep Dark & Dangerous. Their deep, heavyweight approach to dubstep has taken them around the world, including performances and DDD takeovers at festivals such as Shambhala, Outlook and Infrasound.
And we’re nowhere near finished.
This is PHASE 1.
More artists are still to be announced across multiple stages as we build out two full nights inside Mississippi Underground.
THE WAREHOUSE HAS AWAKENED.
After unleashing Wicked Warehouse for the first time last year, we’re bringing it back for YEAR TWO, bigger, darker, and taking over Halloween Weekend for two nights at Mississippi Underground.
October 30 + 31, Wicked Warehouse returns as one of St. Louis’ largest Halloween shows, transforming the warehouse for a full weekend of bass music, multiple stages and a lineup built for the occasion.
And this is only PHASE 1.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30 — SHADES + SHLUMP
The first night belongs to SHADES, the collaborative project of Alix Perez and EPROM, two highly respected producers whose individual backgrounds in drum & bass, experimental electronic music and bass collide in a project built around intricate sound design, massive low end and unconventional production.
Joining them is SHLUMP, the Bay Area producer behind his self-described “Alien Bass” sound. Blending classic dubstep influences, psychedelic sound design and serious low end, Shlump has released music through labels including Wakaan, Deadbeats and Deep Dark & Dangerous and has appeared on festival stages including Bonnaroo, Lollapalooza, Shambhala and Bass Canyon.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31, HALLOWEEN NIGHT, MERSIV + TRUTH
On Halloween itself, MERSIV takes over Wicked Warehouse. The Mersiv project is built around complete immersion in sound, an identity its official site defines around the mental, physical and spiritual embrace of the present moment through music.
Then we descend even further with TRUTH, the New Zealand dubstep duo and founders of Deep Dark & Dangerous. Their deep, heavyweight approach to dubstep has taken them around the world, including performances and DDD takeovers at festivals such as Shambhala, Outlook and Infrasound.
And we’re nowhere near finished.
This is PHASE 1.
More artists are still to be announced across multiple stages as we build out two full nights inside Mississippi Underground.
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Where is it happening?
Mississippi Underground, 1441 North 2nd St,St. Louis, Missouri, United States
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