Dimension announces headline North American Fall tour
Dimension is bringing drum and bass across the U.S. and Canada this upcoming fall.
Get your bass face ready, North America, because UK drum and bass icon, Dimension, just dropped 2025 tour dates and details, and none of it disappoints. The producer who has been setting fire to festival stages like Ultra Miami and EDC Las Vegas is coming to North American cities such as Brooklyn, Philadelphia, Washington D.C., Boston, Dallas, Toronto, San Francisco, and Los Angeles.
Fresh off becoming the first solo D&B act to headline EDC Las Vegas’s Kinetic Field in over a decade (a historical moment), Dimension will take the reins on his biggest-ever solo North American tour. The tour kicks off August 31st at Brooklyn’s The Great Hall, with presale dropping on June 25th and general tickets dropping on June 27th.

The tour continues across iconic North American venues like Echostage in Washington D.C., SILO in Dallas, 131 Mccormack in Toronto, and many more. His last stop will be at the open-air Naud St. venue in Los Angeles, where artists such as Eric Prydz, Green Velvet, Gorgon City, and more have previously performed.
Expect a healthy dose of “DJ Turn It Up,” which just went Platinum in the UK, plus cheeky remixes of Darude’s immortal “Sandstorm.” Prepare for back-to-back cigs and maybe even a guest appearance or two. At Ultra Miami 2024, Dimension brought out surprise guest Alison Wonderland, to the elation of a roaring crowd.
Dimension has collaborated with everyone who’s anyone in the industry: Sub Focus, Skrillex, deadmau5, and beyond. He has garnered a Gold-certified album, and his hit single “Desire” has generated more than 100 million streams to date. With more than 2.2 million monthly Spotify listeners, Dimension sits in the same streaming bracket as EDM superstars like Allison Wonderland, Rezz, and Solomun.
When he’s not turning tables at the club, Dimension, known to his friends and family as Robert Etheridge, is just a regular dude. He spends his weekends cooking dinners, posting silly videos on Instagram, smoking cigs, etc., yet also embodies a mysterious artistic aura.
Feature image courtesy of Sam Neill




