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For the past decade, Flume has been dominating the music world with his hypnotic and abstract compositions that awaken the senses. Born as Harley Edward Streten, the Australian producer has a fresh approach when it comes to building out an immersive soundscape that revolves around the pursuit of creative freedom. Stemming from a desire to do the opposite of what is typically optimized for the algorithm, Flume's technique involves weaving layers that are bound with introspection and intrigue. As someone who doesn't actively seek the spotlight for himself, he always makes his collaborators shine.
Following the massive success from his 2012 debut album, Flume's sophomore album, Skin, earned him a Grammy Award in 2017. In an effort to continue building the momentum, he released the Skin Companion EPs which received positive reception from fans and critics alike. Since then, Flume has embarked on headlining tours in stadiums across the globe and many of his singles have topped the charts while racking up billions of streams on Apple and Spotify. Right before the world shut down from COVID-19, Flume dropped Hi This Is Flume mixtape, which featured his contemporaries SOPHIE, JPEGMAFIA, slowthai, KUCKA, Eprom, and HWLS, and earned him another Grammy nomination.
On his forthcoming album, Palaces, the producer challenges listeners to switch gears and consider Mother Nature's point of view for a change. Completed during the pandemic after returning to his native Australia, the thought-provoking project reflects this transition as he reconnected with nature and developed an even deeper appreciation for wildlife. As the son of a horticulturist, it was only a matter of time before Flume redirected his path toward this lush territory. As expected, Palaces includes a star-studded lineup of collaborators including Damon Albarn, Caroline Polachek, KUCKA, LAUREL, MAY-A, Oklou, Virgen Maria, and Emma Louise.
Flume's talent knows no bounds as he further explores the vastness of his own man- made universe through complex arrangements and sentimental bangers. At this stage of growth in his career, he isn't concerned about getting any bigger-Flume just wants to maintain the energy that he's manifested.
I have never been to the botanical gardens but I loved the venue as soon as I walked in. When I saw flume walk up, my 16 year old self was screaming… it was amazing. I loved the light show and the stage presence. Flume was amazing and the crowd wasn’t too rowdy
I tried to go into the concert and i had on a skirt, it wasn’t short and it was barely sheer. the ticket lady made me do a full circle in front of her, looked me up and down, and said i couldn’t go into the concert dressed like that. so some nice man gave me his jacket to tie around my waist, and the woman told me if i took it off and she found out, she would personally kick me out.
Flume had the perfect flow for his set. His intro was probably the best I’ve seen so far and he even came out for an encore. Amazing experience.
First time visiting Bend Oregon for a show and I loved the layout of the venue, so much open space to explore. Flume had an outstanding show, love him every time I see him
Loved the venue. It was spacious. Workers were nice. The dumplings were greag
As someone who likes edm and has many friends who don't i believe every one of them would have enjoyed this concert too! I'll admit i only knew little of Flume And expected it to be good but it was GREAT! I have literally been listening to your songs now every day since and love Palaces album! Also Kùcka was great and a beautiful singer!
It is about time there was a different experience presented at the Hayden Homes Amphitheater. The younger crowd was eager to connect with each other in the name of music, the vibes were epic!! The staff was also incredible in handling all of these people, plus they were ready to help and super generous. And to Flume… we’re ready for the next album and the next tour stop here!!! YOU’RE AMAZING!
Excellent time, great mood, crowd size which wasn't too large. Drinks are little pricey but otherwise great experiences and great place
When flume came on the mid range would cut out and come back in at almost every drop like a surge of some sort. I don’t know what the main problem was but the audio was so bad at times it ruined the flow state. Hard to find a groove with such a glaring audio issue.
3rd time here, in love with this Venue, good light & sound.
This show just reminded me why I hate +18 plus shows. All three openers were so terrible, the crowd talking and booing was louder than the music. Flume was alright but that was the fastest show and i’m honestly not mad at it because it was a 2/10 experience
The warm up DJs weren’t fitting the vibe. Also, there was a lot of younger people collapsing. Flume was great, but it was just a strange crowd.
Only hoped for quiet bison to be direct support I would rate a.g cook as the absolute worst dj/set I’ve seen in my ten plus years of concerts
Had 2 hours of openers that had ok to horrible music, especially ag cook. Really disappointed and was super tired by the time flume came on. His part was good but not work waiting through 2 hours of bad music.
I was pretty underwhelmed by this show, unfortunately the sound quality and acoustics of the venue didn’t do Flume’s music justice. The venue stopped serving drinks more than an hour before Flume ended his show and I watched as they turned away hundreds of concert goers. We struggled to find water after that as well. Unfortunately I wasn’t impressed. :(
I am going to try and make this short. The opening act was played at such a low volume that I didn't even realize until halfway through the first song, that some ody was even on stage, and sadly the next act was even worse. I believe he was trying to digitally mix and scratch songs, but it turned into screatching madness with not rhythm or music integrity, am just not sure what it really was. As for Flume who I was so excited to see. Pre-recorded everything and way too basic. Over my many years of attending EDM shows and events, I just wonder when real DJ's died off and now we are stuck with people who can create something on a computer but cannot put a decent show on with having everything pre-recorded. Really the show itself blew chunks, and I cannot see myself ever going to another Flume set. Sorry Flume, you are sad...
I was so excited to see flume again & in my new home town, Seattle. I didn’t expect much as far as production. Simplicity is what flume does well. The first opener did great! The 2nd one not so much, he was on for what felt like forever. Not to mention people started to leave the area. After an hour of waiting, Flume finally came out. I love flume & the songs he did perform were great. I was bummed & expected more.
Out of the 7 flume live events I’ve been to, this one was by far the sickest experience. New music meets old bangers at an incredible venue. Thank you!
This was my first show at the Shell and I was very impressed with the Venue itself. There was plenty of security and vendors galore. My only complaint was that there didn’t seem to be enough bathrooms and porta potties to handle the volume of guests.
I absolutely loved the venue and the light show. Flume was fantastic and played all of my favorites.
