Trivecta Joins Wooli on “The Voyage” Tour
Last week, Wooli’s “The Voyage” Tour officially began. Traveling and performing across many parts of North America, the tour was set to run until the beginning of October. Joining this talented artist is Trivecta, a name we’re sure that you’ve heard at least once in your life. This rising music maker has released popular tracks such as a remix of Illenium’s “Fractures,” and “Island,” a collaboration with not only Wooli himself but Seven Lions as well. If you have been looking forward to seeing Trivecta, then now is finally your chance. Purchase your ticket to the closest show near you and witness this artist live!
Check out the upcoming dates of the tour below.
Aug 16 – Minneapolis – The Loft
Aug 17 – Cincinnati – Mad Frog
Aug 21 – Salt Lake City – Sky
Aug 22 – Albuquerque – Effex
Aug 23 – Los Angeles – Avalon
Sep 12 – Indianapolis – Mousetrap
Sep 13 – Toronto – Revival
Sep 14 – Grand Rapids – The Stache
Sep 19 – Virginia Beach – Peabody’s
Sep 20 – Montreal – Le Belmont
Sep 21 – Denver – Bluebird
Oct 2 – Washington, DC – Soundcheck
Oct 3 – San Marcos – The Marc
Oct 4 – Dallas – Lizard Lounge
Oct 5 – Houston – Ayva Center
More on Wooli and Trivecta
“The Voyage” tour marked one of Wooli’s biggest headlining runs to date, coming off the momentum of his melodic dubstep sound and his growing catalog on labels like Disciple and Monstercat. Trivecta was a fitting direct support choice, having built a name for himself in the same melodic bass lane with releases that showcased his knack for pairing huge drops with emotional, vocal-driven builds. His collaboration with Wooli and Seven Lions on “Island” had already given fans a taste of how well his sound complemented Wooli’s, making the tour pairing feel like a natural extension of that chemistry.
Beyond “The Voyage,” both artists kept busy that year, with Wooli teasing additional collaborations, including with Excision, while Trivecta continued building out his own release schedule and touring resume. For fans who caught the tour, it offered a rare chance to see two rising names in the bass music scene sharing a stage across more than a dozen cities, from mid-size clubs in the Midwest to bigger rooms on both coasts.
