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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.
Entrance was effortless and the concert was spectacular. A warm summer evening in San Diego under the stars, bathed in the audio/visual splendor of Flume as it was meant to be experienced: through 30’ tall subwoofers.
Waited 10 years to see Flume and it finally happened!! It was everything I could've imagined and more. Truly a life changing experience and this venue is so pretty can't believe he christened it. The sound was amazing and I was close enough to see my guy desperately needs a root touch up haha. Best night ever! Bring him back.
Flume is the best to ever do it. He shows out every time he plays. Thank you for everything everyone did to make it possible. Love
Getting into the venue was a breeze and did not take long. I loved the turf they had laid down. The venue was pretty well laid out, nothing was too far away. The stage is beautiful when the graphics shine on the edges. On top of that, Flume performed an incredible set. I’ve listened to his music since 2013 and I will say that he is my favorite artist so there will obviously be bias. I know every song of his so for me the entire set was like “omg he’s playing this song”. But it was really cool to see him and get to hear his music live. Overall this show exceed expectations and my expectations were pretty high already. Well worth the money.
Flume was one of the first EDM artists I’d ever heard many years ago and finally getting to see his new and old songs live was so good. To add to the music, the projected visuals on the actual shell stage brought this show to a whole new level leaving it one of my favorite music performances that Ive seen to date. Looking forward to the next one!
The venue is great, excellent really, ticket prices are steep, the set was good and overall I had a great time. Buyer be warned for the Rady Shell in San Diego: they sell you water bottles with no caps and turn off the drinking fountains. They TURN OFF THE DRINKING FOUNTAINS. Again, venue itself was great and so was the set but that bit in tandem with the expensive price tag gives it 3 stars. Capitalism strikes again.
This venue will soon be recognized as one of the top in the country with the gorge and red rocks
This show changed my life. Truly the best show I’ve ever seen. Flume is a creative genius and we are so lucky that he shares his art with us!! The venue was magical, and elevated his performance. The visuals extending to the Shell’s exterior… INSANE. The SOUND traveled sooo well. This venue was MADE for flume!! Please bring him back <3 I will never forget this show. Thank you future classic for bringing Flume to San Diego!!
Incredible artist, show, venue. This venue was MADE for flume!! Come back soon. PLEASE!!!
this venue was the best i’ve ever been to. nothing beats being on the water! the sound system was absolutely incredible. quick entry & lots of room to dance on the lawn. only downside was the 30 min line for the bathrooms + drinks. but I can deal with that for the rest of the experience.
The venue and visuals were amazing! The energy was so good and this performance was way better than his coachella one!
Flume is such a great performer/DJ. Had such a great time at the Rady shell. Awesome staff as well.
Will never forget it and hope they come again sooner than later.
Seen Flume a couple times. Had a great experience! Venue was a little warm, but the sound was impressive!
flume was lit. i fainted because i was so high on life. best concert i’ve ever been to. SO much energy. love flumey
The venue had an amazing environment starting from the entrance to the concert. I enjoyed the openers and of course Flume as well. Dude is a music genius. I hope to come back in the near future.
Flume was amazing! Everyone was just dancing and vibing the entire time. It was a good experience. I’ve been to Red Hat a few times now and haven’t had a bad experience yet.
Unfortunately I’ve attended multiple events at the skyline stage at the Mann and the music is never loud enough. I love the venue itself but sound system needs improvement.
So thankful Flume stopped in Raleigh. Despite the heat and humidity, Flume put on a hell of a show. I got the tickets way back in February 2022, 3 months before the album, Palaces, dropped, and 4 months before the show. Perhaps one of the best shows I've been to.
was excited to go to the skyline stage at the mann, however there was an enormous structure dead center in front of the stage blocking a lot of the view, and a large vendor tent blocking the city skyline. paid a ton of money to go stand to the side and still not able to see much
