Deep Tropics Reveals a Perfect Lineup for House and Bass Lovers

Le Youth, Tchami, Vintage Culture, Ivy Lab, LSDream, Kumarion, and more are set to take the stage at Deep Tropics in Nashville this summer.

The fourth edition of Deep Tropics Music, Art, and Style Festival is returning to Bicentennial Park in Nashville, TN on August 26-27 with a lineup sure to impress both house and bass lovers alike. Set in the heart of the city with a gorgeous backdrop, the venue features an impressive amphitheater-style mainstage and will see the Lotus Stage make its debut at this year’s edition as well.

Ran by nonprofit organization Deep Culture, Deep Tropics aims to be “the greenest festival in the United States” with a zero-waste initiative and a focus on regenerative elements. They ensure that everything you’ll encounter at the event is recyclable, compostable, or reusable from the art to the infrastructure and everything in between.

With a mystery headliner to be announced this summer, it’s hard to picture their lineup getting any better. The Meru Stage will feature a surprise headliner while house sounds from the likes of Tchami, Wax Motif, Marsh, Le Youth, and Vintage Culture, will permeate its speakers. As for those who are on the hunt for some wubs, there’s no shortage of bass variety with the new Lotus stage bringing the unique styles of Of The Trees, Ivy Lab, Kumarion, Ravenscoon, A Hundred Drums, and Sumthin Sumthin, to name a few. Further, the Congo Soundsystem will bring forth even more sets from artists ranging from Otica to Subrinse for even more sets to catch at Deep Tropics.

Check out the lineup below and stay tuned for more updates including the after-shows that will keep the music going well into the night. Tickets for Deep Tropics go on sale Friday, March 25 at 12pm CT via their website, so let us know in the comments if you plan on catching this stacked lineup this August.