Alison Wonderland, Subtronics, Lane 8, Cloone, Liquid Stranger, LF System, TroyBoi, and more to perform at Deep Tropics this August.
Deep Tropics is making its return to Bicentennial Park in Nashville, Tennessee, on August 15-16 for its seventh edition. Recognized as the greenest festival in North America, this sustainability-focused event is committed to being zero-waste and climate-positive. Achieving a remarkable 87% diversion rate in 2024 sets an example for the festival industry to implement sustainable and innovative practices. Besides its eco-friendly initiatives, Deep Tropics consistently showcases an impressive lineup of artists, with this year’s first wave revealing an exciting array of talent.
The Meru stage will cater to house music enthusiasts, featuring a special sunset set by Lane 8, a closing performance from Cloonee, and a DJ set from Aluna. Other standout acts include Chris Lorenzo, Disco Lines, LF System, Ash Lauryn, Merchant, and Sinca, among many others this summer.
For bass music aficionados, the Lotus stage will be the place to be, featuring performances from trap icons Alison Wonderland and TroyBoi, as well as dubstep titans Subtronics and Liquid Stranger, alongside LYNY, HEYZ, and more. A must-see set is from the UK trio Gentlemens Club, known for their electrifying performances that seamlessly blend various subgenres, from dubstep to drum and bass, trap, and beyond.
The Congo stage offers a unique 360-degree setup and will host some of the hottest artists currently making waves in the scene, including Riordan, Ranger Trucco, Dusky, Will Clarke, Icarus, and Sam WOLFE. This stage will also feature performances from QDP feat. Daddy Pop b2b Girl Friday b2b J. Howard, Afrosheen, Stallings, Fiera, Hotboxx b2b Arht, Squuid, and more.
Beyond the music, the Deep Culture Speakeasy will host numerous interactive workshops led by artists and facilitated by electronic artist and activist Madame Gandhi. Attendees seeking refuge from the heat can enter the air-conditioned tent to engage in workshops that tackle themes such as mental health, consent, equity and inclusion, community and connection, regenerative culture, and more.
Tickets go on sale on Friday, April 11 at 10 am CST via SeeTickets. Make sure to set your alarms and secure your tickets early for this tropical oasis experience this summer. This is just the first phase of the lineup, so be sure to follow the festival on Instagram to stay updated on future additions.
Deep Tropics 2025 – Phase 1 Lineup:
