HEYZ announces his biggest national headline tour to date with Something Different, bringing the new show to 35 cities alongside the announcement of his debut album

HEYZ is entering a major new chapter with the announcement of his largest national headline tour to date, Something Different, alongside his debut album, which is set for release later this year. The tour will take his live show across the United States, with stops in Chicago, Los Angeles, Dallas, Brooklyn, Miami and more. The announcement follows a run of major festival appearances including EDC Las Vegas and Electric Forest.

 

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From Viral Content to His Biggest Tour Yet

Known for pairing hard-hitting bass production with a strong sense of humor, HEYZ has turned his personality and creativity into an important part of his work as an artist. What began as viral content has developed into a growing career in bass music, earning attention from names including Drake and Justin Bieber. His unofficial flip of Crankdat’s “Eyes Cut Deeper” further added to that momentum and became one of his most talked-about unofficial releases.

His career first began taking form in 2018 with early support from mau5trap, before he moved from his techno roots into bass music. Since then, HEYZ has released music through Deadbeats, Circus Records, Bite This! and Lowly, while building an online following of more than half a million on TikTok. His appearances at EDC Las Vegas and Electric Forest also marked an important point in this next phase, where he premiered unreleased music ahead of his upcoming releases and debut album.

That progress has continued on the live side. After selling out a hometown headline show at Ogden Theatre in Denver, HEYZ went on to play events including EDC Las Vegas, Electric Forest and Deadbeats Backyard Jamboree, where he also performed a B2B set with Sippy. His festival history also includes Bass Canyon, Lost Lands and Hulaween.

A Hometown Mission Ballroom Show Built Around the Laser Cage

One of the biggest dates on Something Different will bring HEYZ back home to Denver for a headline show at Mission Ballroom. The story behind the date began when he recreated Frank Azar’s well-known “6 7” billboard in the city, which gained online attention and was later picked up by FOX 32. That joke has now become part of a much bigger hometown show planned for the tour.

On March 13, HEYZ will bring his Laser Cage concept to Mission Ballroom, marking the largest headline production of his career. The setup will surround the venue with lasers while placing HEYZ at the center, turning the concept into a full-scale production for the Denver date.

Before reaching Denver, the tour will travel through cities including Chicago, Vancouver, Seattle, Los Angeles, Philadelphia, Dallas, Austin, Minneapolis, Sacramento, Brooklyn, Miami, Calgary and Albuquerque, alongside festival stops at Dancefestopia, Lost Lands Festival, Breakaway SLC, Hulaween and BOO! Arizona.

With his debut album also on the way, Something Different gives HEYZ his largest headline run so far and builds on the festival appearances, sold-out hometown show and new music that have marked his recent growth. The 35-city tour will carry that next phase across North America before returning to Denver for its biggest production at Mission Ballroom.