Excision Tour Tickets | 2025
Excision unleashes seismic dubstep and bass music with colossal visuals, precision lasers, and arena-shaking low end. From The Paradox to the Nexus era, expect an earth-rattling, cinematic assault—grab your Excision concert tickets.
Tour Dates and Cities
| Date | City | Price | Tickets |
| Friday 24 October, 2025 |
Salt Lake City, Utah | from $388.80 | Tickets |
| Sunday 26 October, 2025 |
Salt Lake City, Utah | from $259.20 | Tickets |
| Friday 07 November, 2025 |
Orlando, Florida | from $264.00 | Tickets |
| Saturday 08 November, 2025 |
Orlando, Florida | from $338.40 | Tickets |
| Friday 28 November, 2025 |
San Jose, California | from $246.00 | Tickets |
| Friday 28 November, 2025 |
San Jose, California | from $156.00 | Tickets |
| Friday 28 November, 2025 |
Long Beach, California | from $267.60 | Tickets |
| Saturday 29 November, 2025 |
Long Beach, California | from $201.60 | Tickets |
| Friday 19 December, 2025 |
Minneapolis, MN | from $103.20 | Tickets |
| Friday 19 December, 2025 |
Minneapolis, MN | from $181.16 | Tickets |
| Saturday 20 December, 2025 |
Minneapolis, MN | from $102.00 | Tickets |
| Tuesday 30 December, 2025 |
Denver, CO | from $472.80 | Tickets |
| Wednesday 31 December, 2025 |
Denver, CO | from $234.00 | Tickets |
| Friday 27 March, 2026 |
Miami, Florida | from $598.80 | Tickets |
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What to Expect at a Excision Tour Concert
Excision’s shows fuse blockbuster-scale stage design with precision-engineered sound for a headbanger’s paradise.
- Crushing dubstep and bass drops balanced with melodic breakdowns and anthemic sing-alongs.
- Signature stage productions (The Paradox, The Evolution, Nexus) with towering LED and custom animation.
- PK Sound systems tuned for chest-thumping sub-bass and clean, high-impact transients.
- Tightly time-coded lasers, strobes, and motion graphics for drop-by-drop choreography.
- Fan-forward pacing: rail energy up front, wide “sweet spot” sound for the whole room.
- Setlist blends classics (“Throwin’ Elbows,” “Crowd Control”) with new collabs and heavy IDs.
- Minimal mic chatter—momentum-first mixing and rapid-fire transitions.
- Occasional pyro and CO₂ hits at arena/festival dates (venue permitting).
- Immersive themes and easter eggs linking festival brands (Lost Lands, Bass Canyon).
- Long finales and encore surges engineered for a cathartic, communal blowout.
The Most Popular Songs of Excision
- “Crowd Control” (2011): A riot-starting Downlink collab—heavy midrange stabs and a call-and-response hook built for festival rails.
- “X Rated” (feat. Messinian) (2011): Title cut from his debut LP; snarling, vocal-led brostep that cemented his signature sound.
- “Get to the Point” (2010): Early Liquid Stranger link-up—sawtooth aggression and rubbery subs showcase formative Excision grit.
- “Throwin’ Elbows” (with Space Laces) (2016): Mosh-inducing Virus-era weapon; mechanical riffs and stop-start punches.
- “The Paradox” (2016): Album highlight turned live motif—cinematic build and steel-edged drop architecture.
- “Rumble” (with Space Laces) (2018): Turbocharged bass design and whiplash switch-ups—an enduring set staple.
- “Gold (Stupid Love)” (with Illenium feat. Shallows) (2018): Melodic-dubstep anthem that bridged heavy and heartfelt on Apex.
- “Another Me” (with Seven Lions & Wooli feat. Dylan Matthew) (2019): A two-mode epic—soaring vocal catharsis into pulverizing second-drop power.
- “Feel Something” (with Illenium & I Prevail) (2020): Rock/EDM crossover—metalcore emotion meets subwoofer muscle.
- “Bunker Buster” (with Subtronics) (2021): Rail-wrecker built on jagged sound design and relentless momentum.
The Most Popular Excision Video
“The Paradox” served as a visual flagship for Excision’s 2016 album Virus, echoing the tour production of the same name with industrial imagery and hard-edged motion design. Premiered on his official channel, it has amassed millions of views and became shorthand for his bass-first, cinematic identity. The track’s drop structure and menacing aesthetic foreshadowed the scale of his subsequent productions, helping define the Excision live experience.
Excision Bio & Rise to Fame
Excision — Canadian bass music trailblazer, festival founder, and architect of arena-scale dubstep productions.
- Origin: Kelowna, British Columbia; real name Jeff Abel—producer/DJ since mid-2000s.
- Labels: Founded Rottun Recordings; launched Subsidia Records in 2020 to champion bass subgenres.
- Breakthrough releases: X Rated (2011), Codename X (2015), Virus (2016), Apex (2018), Onyx (2022).
- Signature tracks/collabs: “Crowd Control,” “Throwin’ Elbows,” “Gold (Stupid Love)” with Illenium, “Another Me” with Seven Lions & Wooli.
- Live innovations: The Paradox (2016), The Evolution (2020), and Nexus-era productions with massive LED, lasers, and precision programming.
- Festival founder: Created Lost Lands (Legend Valley, OH) and Bass Canyon (The Gorge, WA).
- Touring profile: Headline arena runs, multi-night “Thunderdome” takeovers, and top-tier festival stages.
- Hallmarks: PK Sound bass impact, narrative visuals (dinosaurs/robots), and fan-focused community ethos.
Fascinating Insights About Excision’s Tours
Excision’s touring has evolved through distinct production eras and fan-built festivals that push AV scale and sound.
- The Paradox premiered in late 2015; the 2018 run touted ~150,000 watts of PK Sound with modular LED and custom visuals.
- The Evolution debuted at his Tacoma Dome “Thunderdome” shows on January 31–February 1, 2020.
- Nexus Tour (2023–2024) spanned 50+ dates and was billed as his biggest tour production to date.
- Los Angeles stop (Apr 12–13, 2024): Insomniac promoted a two-night Nexus takeover emphasizing the “biggest tour production yet.”
- Thunderdome has become a marquee multi-night indoor event at Tacoma Dome, with the 2025 edition held February 7–9, 2025.
- Lost Lands launched in 2017 at Legend Valley, Ohio, as a dinosaur-themed, bass-only festival curated by Excision.
- PK Sound milestone: Lost Lands 2018 deployed over 1 million watts of PK Sound—its largest-ever system at the time.
- Bass Canyon launched in 2018 at The Gorge Amphitheatre, featuring three nights of The Paradox production.
- Real-world schedules: Venue listings for the Nexus Tour commonly showed doors around 6:00–7:00 p.m. with evening showtimes (e.g., March 27, 2024 at Brady Music Center).
- Active routing: The official site maintains current tour/festival dates across North America and beyond.
Excision Ticket Buying Tips
High-demand cities and multi-night takeovers sell quickly—use a plan to secure great spots at fair prices.
- Join artist/venue newsletters and enable mobile alerts for presales and on-sales.
- Be logged in before on-sale; store payment/shipping to check out fast.
- Target early night or weekday dates and secondary markets for better availability.
- Choose GA floor for rail energy or elevated seating for full-stage visuals.
- Stick to authorized primary sellers; if needed, use verified fan-to-fan resale only.
- Check VIP/early entry if you value rail access, dedicated merch lines, or lounge areas.
- Revisit inventory 24–72 hours pre-show when production holds often release.
- For festivals, lock passes and lodging early; later tiers and hotels spike quickly.
- Review venue policies (bag size, ID, cashless, cameras) to speed entry.
- Protect your hearing and bring a portable charger—shows are loud and mobile-only tickets are common.
Excision’s Concert Testimonials
Fans rave about the chest-rattling bass, ultra-tight visuals, and communal surge of the finale drops.
- “A sub-bass earthquake with laser precision.” — Attendee, Los Angeles
- “Every drop hit like a freight train—no weak moments.” — Attendee, Chicago
- “Nexus production looked massive from the back row.” — Attendee, Dallas
- “Visuals told a story—dinosaurs to robots to meltdown.” — Attendee, Toronto
- “Best rail experience I’ve had—energy was unreal.” — Attendee, Denver
- “Bass was huge but crystal clear—no mud at all.” — Attendee, Seattle
- “Old-school ‘Crowd Control’ into new IDs… chaos.” — Attendee, New York
- “Two hours flew by—zero filler.” — Attendee, Phoenix
- “Festival-scale staging in an arena. Mind-blowing.” — Attendee, Miami
- “Left with the biggest grin and sore neck.” — Attendee, Columbus