Trivecta with Thunderdome, Sullivan King, and more

Thunderdome is a pioneering series of hardcore techno and gabber music festivals and events originating in the Netherlands. Organized by the Dutch entertainment company ID&T, it launched on October 3, 1992, and became central to the popularization and spreading of the gabber subculture. Along with massive raves featuring fast-paced electronic music and immersive visual production, the concept is widely recognized for its highly successful series of compilation CD albums. After a temporary retirement in 2012, Thunderdome was revived in 2017 to celebrate its legacy and continues to serve as a massive annual gathering for the hard dance community.

Born in the U.S., Sullivan King fuses dubstep + hard rock as a producer/guitarist/vocalist; known for wild live sets. Collabs: Papa Roach, Excision, Subtronics.

HOL! is a French dubstep, riddim, and bass music producer known for his signature distorted sound and high-octane live shows. His popular tracks include "Country Riddim," "Movement" (with Marshmello), and "Mind Pluck" (with Subtronics). He has released albums such as "BRULURE" and singles like "HARD IN DA PAINT" and "MALFUNCTION" (with Eptic), establishing himself as an influential figure in bass music.

Sam Dobkin, known as Trivecta, is a Tampa, Florida-based electronic dance music artist. He's celebrated for his "folk bass" sound, blending melodic dubstep, trance, and live guitar, aiming to make dubstep beautiful. His notable works include the album "The Way Back Up" and collaborations like "Island" with Seven Lions and Wooli, which charted on Billboard. Trivecta is known for cinematic soundscapes and high-energy, guitar-driven live performances.