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I heard it was the wind made it unsafe to set them up, I also heard it was due to lower ticket sales (& the bogo deal + $25 livenation deal). But he also didn't have his live stage, nor did he have crowd scanning lasers, pyro on the roof, or his live show lighting rig - outside of pyro the wind wouldn't affect those I suspect it was budget related, but also he did his red rocks show, edc, and the gorge in under 2 weeks - I expect logistics team were stretched pretty thin

I was honestly surprised, since it was the "finale" of the live show I thought we'd get the ultimate version of it - it felt a lot more like the setup when he took the tour to Europe

@@dark2elite Understandable, but I'm like the dude has sold out multiple football stadiums of people. I would feel like the budget shouldn't affect it THAT much. He also went a half hour past the cut off at 12 on the first night because of the weather delay, and every minute he plays after 12 is a hefty fine. Very well could be budgetary, but I feel like they have to be extra careful with winds because the wind can get extremely violent out there. Lots of those extra FX you had mentioned relies on more trusses and room on the set, which they didn't put them all up. Could have been a safety issue for the people assembling the set with such violent winds, so they might've called off putting up the full set.

@@dark2elite Still had an AMAZING time nonetheless. Just comparing it to last years set, it was a little disappointing.

@@_LurK Of course, it was an absolute blast. The wind absolutely makes sense to me and what I assumed from the start - because yeah, his budget surely was massive and there's more to it than strictly money. I went to his Red Rocks show and the stage was almost identical to that, though at Red Rocks the floor was also a screen - so it could have just been a remediation plan for the wind

Drwn - Illenium

such a good sequence

It's Central Washington state, a few hours east of Seattle. It's one of my favorite places in the world, always worth going. Tickets depend, Illenium was $152 for two days, something like Bass Canyon (3 days) was $310, plus a preparty for $73 Camping per car has multiple tiers, GA is around $150. You can also use free parking / stay elsewhere but it's part of the experience for sure

Hi. I can answer this. Its by quincy washington state in a place called george

Bonthoven

most times im at the gorge i'm all over the place but we like to set up a homebase for illenium, I listened to my throwback recording last year soo many times

what excision song is that?? sounds like titans but i think its a produced mix of it??

lockdown!!

Crazyyy

SAMEEEEEE

it's up now!

I've been to every bass canyon - bass canyon is much louder, has more production, 3 stages, its way busier, and a lot more chaotic. illenium is a single stage, good production (he has pyro on the hill, bass canyon doesnt have that!), not as loud, and the artists are obviously more aligned with illenium's vision rather than the loudest dubstep you can get. The general vibe is more pleasant at illenium, but the bass canyon crowd is generally decent I'd let your music tastes decide, neither would be a bad decision, but I do really really like the single stage setup at the Gorge. You can make a little home base with your friends and you never feel like you're missing a set.

​@dark2elite I really appreciate the feedback. I'll be there again in May. I actually read this comment earlier and decided to go to bass canyon last year. It was fun. I found some new artists that I enjoyed. Def vibe more with the illenium show though. Wooli and BTSM were sick at bass tho. I also have seen kai wachi a few times in the last year or so. Love his music. So many good artists out there man.

Song Name?

Might be Say It VIP Remix

Angels & Airwaves - The Adventure (Illenium Remix)

The quality is so good!