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Vancouver bred producer Juelz is constantly refining a sound that tastefully treads the line between hard hitting bass music, emotional festival anthems and hip hop. Known for contrasting massive drive sections with moody cinematic breakdowns, Juelz has proven to be a master at crafting sonic weapons that have become staples in sets of some of dance music’s hottest names. In 2023 Juelz returned to RL Grime’s imprint label, Sable Valley, to release his debut album, Floorspace. The genre-defying album was premiered live to a sold out crowd in Los Angeles for his debut headline show. The following months saw Juelz continue to bring Floorspace shows to select cities, each with a progressively more absurd crowd energy than the last. This year, Juelz is bringing Floorspace across North America for the first time with a plethora of heavy new ID’s, special guests and jaw dropping live edits; don’t miss the debut headline tour from Juelz.
it was a great experience. It wasnt oversold and there were space in the dance floor. Staffs were super friendly! Felt more intimate relationship with the artist. The artist definitely connected with the audience that night.
Seeing Juelz perform live is one honestly going to be a core memory for me. It was a fantastic show, with guests from across the globe coming in for collabs, high energy all night, and an unbeatable flow. Not a single moment was dull. The attention to detail Juelz takes is astounding. The whole aesthetic of checkered flags and racing culture was brought to stage, literally with a motorbike and a stack of tires on stage. Doesn’t sound like much but it really gave a finished vibe to the whole experience. With a mix of new songs from the Floorspace album, combined with crowd favorites (even some from when I was in elementary school!), this night felt like a celebration of music itself. It brought back memories and made new ones. The best part was briefly chatting with Juelz after the show. He’s approachable and down to earth, a super cool guy. 11/10 show, would fly across the country to see him again.
