April 22 - April 23, 2023
UBBI DUBBI FESTIVAL
Coverage by Michika Tayama & Patrick Le
With over 50+ artists, it’s hard to decide where you want to be. That’s why we’ve curated a playlist for you to find new music and artists that will be at Ubbi Dubbi 2023. We are super excited to be covering another Disco Donnie Event!
UBBI’S STAGE
The main stage: where you’ll be able to catch an impressive line up with some of the biggest names in the industry, such as Kaskade, Zed’s Dead, Rezz, Adventure Club, Slander, and many notable up-and-coming artists such as Freakmeowt, Chris Schambacher, Pauline Herr, and Yetep.
The main stage has a place for everyone with different music tastes, whether you love house or dubstep, or more experimental music, Ubbi’s stage has it all.
DUBBI’S STAGE
If you’re looking for some heavy-hitting bass, this is the stage for you. On Saturday, Dubbi’s stage will showcase some of the biggest names in bass music, such as Kayzo, Marauda, and Deathpact.
On Sunday, you’ll still be able to get your fill of melodic bass, with popular artists Bonnie x Clyde, San Holo, and MitiS, each bringing their own unique style and sound to the stage.
Don’t forget to arrive early to hear the talent of our Texas-based DJs Pure Static, playing experimental bass; and Aalioura, playing heavy bass, along with many other rising artists.
ZOOM ROOM
Are you ready to dance the night away at the Zoom Room? With a lineup including top of the chart house music artists such as Dombresky, Wax Motif, Habstrakt, and Dr. Fresch, the Zoom Room is guaranteed to get you dancing.
Keep an eye out for the fresh music from rising house artists Blossom, Cloverdale, Capozzi, Mau P, and so much more!
FESTIVAL EXEPERIENCE
Ubbi Dubbi 2023 was an electrifying and immersive experience, filled with pulsating beats, flashing lights, and a sea of dancing fans. From start to finish, the festival was a non-stop party, featuring top DJs from around the world, such as closing acts Kaskade and Rezz.
The festival grounds were a vibrant and dynamic space, with multiple stages featuring different genres of EDM, from dubstep and house to more experimental music. Each stage had its own unique aesthetic depending on the type of music. Alongside the Trinity River, you can travel across Panther Island to see the different stages.
The festival-goers themselves were a diverse and energetic group, dressed in colorful outfits and glittering accessories. Many fans came with their friends, creating a sense of community among attendees. Others came alone, eager to dance and lose themselves in the music.
In addition to the music, the festival offered a range of immersive experiences, such as scavenger hunts, photo ops, and local vendors. Attendees could take a break on the grassy hill, with Fort Worth’s skyline lighting up behind the main stage, or they could shop with their favorite vendors while still hearing their favorite music in the background.
And what better way to end both days of a festival, than with a mesmerizing drone show? Whether it was the display of the EDM community’s philosophy of PLUR during Kaskade’s set, or the alien spaceship hovering over Rezz’s set, the technology and artistry of the drone shows were a breathtaking experience that stopped everyone in their tracks.
We want to thank Disco Donnie and his team for allowing us to come out to this year’s Ubbi Dubbi and hope to be back soon!