Amanda Miller Sullivan King rocked the socks off Denver, Colorado with his show at Mission Ballroom on March 7, 2025. With support from amzaing artists Vastive & RZRKT b2b CELO, it made for an unforgettable night.
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CELO
CELO is an American DJ, producer, and remix artist hailing from Orlando, Florida. He has gained recognition for his dynamic remixes and edits, which have received support from notable artists such as Adventure Club, Ookay, Ghastly, 4B, and DJ Diesel (Shaquille O’Neal). In August 2023, CELO made his debut on the Monstercat label with the track “WARFARE,” a collaboration with DIESEL. This song was featured on DIESEL’s “GORILLA WARFARE” LP, marking a significant milestone in his career.
Reflecting on his journey, CELO described 2024 as the best year of his life, during which he performed 42 shows across 21 states and 3 countries. He expressed gratitude for the opportunity to share his music with a diverse audience. CELO’s vibrant sound and energetic performances continue to captivate audiences, solidifying his presence in the EDM scene.
RZRKT
RZRKT (pronounced “resurrect”) is a bass music producer and DJ from Laredo, Texas, known for blending atmospheric melodies with heavy bass drops. Rising to prominence in 2020 with his track Heart on Excision’s Subsidia label, he has since gained support from artists like Wooli, ATLiens, and Illenium. His music spans trap, dubstep, and psytrance, continually pushing genre boundaries.
In 2025, RZRKT joined Sullivan King’s Chaos Will Bring Peace tour, performing at major venues like the Mission Ballroom in Denver. With a growing discography and high-energy performances, he’s cementing his place in the bass music scene.
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Vastive
Vastive, known as the “Bully on the Block,” is an American DJ and producer renowned for blending bass music with metal influences. Originating from the East Coast, he infuses his tracks with his own vocals, drawing from his experience as a former metal band lead singer. He debuted on Monstercat in March 2023 with “Die By My Hand,” a collaboration with Sullivan King featuring Taylor Barber. In July 2024, he released “Slaughter,” another collaboration with Sullivan King, on Monstercat.
Vastive’s dynamic performances have earned him spots on major labels like Never Say Die and Subsidia, with support from artists such as Excision and Sullivan King. In March 2025, he joined Sullivan King’s “Chaos Will Bring Peace” tour, performing at venues including the Observatory in Santa Ana, California.
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Sullivan King
As a producer, guitarist, vocalist, and songwriter, Sullivan King defies boundaries. He fuses dubstep and rock, carving himself a place within both the electronic and metal scenes. His unique live show is a display of shredding guitar riffs, vocals, Djing, and diving into the pit. Which has been displayed at festivals including Tomorrowland, Lollapalooza Paris, Hard Summer, and Ilesoniq to name a few. Sullivan King has recently finished up his “Thrones of Blood” tour, which celebrated the release of his sophomore album of the same name via Monstercat. Having worked alongside an array of artists such as Excision, Aaron Gillespie (Underoath), Papa Roach, Jason Aalon (Fever 333), Ice Nine Kills, Slander, Subtronics, Kayzo, and SVDDEN DEATH, Sullivan King now has several collaborations on the horizon with some heavyweight names in both the electronic and hard rock worlds.
He continues to merge the genres seamlessly with his recent single “You Can’t Break Me” (Sept 2023) – a collaboration with Adventure Club and legendary metalcore band Atreyu and shows no sign of slowing down. Sullivan King has already kicked off 2024 in a major way, supporting heavy metal band Avenged Sevenfold on their North America arena tour. “Raised on a diet of as much post-hardcore as dubstep, he’s setting out to bring the rock and edm communities together in a way that no-one has done before.” – Jack Rogers, Rock Sound
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