
Heyz Announces His Largest National Tour “Something Different” Hitting 35 Cities Across The United States
Bass music breakout HEYZ is entering a major new chapter with the announcement of his largest national headline tour to date, “SOMETHING DIFFERENT,” arriving in tandem with his highly anticipated debut album, slated for release later this year. The tour will bring HEYZ’s high-energy live experience to Chicago, Los Angeles, Dallas, Brooklyn, Miami, and more cities across the country.

Known for pairing hard-hitting bass production with an unmistakable sense of humor, HEYZ has turned his personality and creativity into a defining part of his artistry. What began as viral content has evolved into a rapidly growing career in bass music, earning attention from major names including Drake and Justin Bieber. His unofficial flip of Crankdat’s “Eyes Cut Deeper” further fueled that momentum, becoming one of the scene’s most talked-about unofficial releases.

The tour will also bring HEYZ home to Denver for a major career milestone at Mission Ballroom. The story behind the hometown show began when HEYZ playfully recreated Frank Azar’s iconic “6 7” billboard in the heart of Denver, a moment that quickly gained traction and even caught the attention of FOX 32. What started as a playful viral moment will now come full circle as HEYZ prepares to turn his hometown into the centerpiece of the “SOMETHING DIFFERENT” tour.

Early next year, HEYZ will transform Mission Ballroom into an immersive Laser Cage, marking the largest headline production of his career. The concept will place fans directly inside the experience, with lasers surrounding the venue and HEYZ positioned at the center of the action. It’s more than a hometown show. It’s a full scale production designed to turn Mission Ballroom into the Laser Cage itself.
That ambition reflects the trajectory HEYZ has already built. After selling out his hometown headline at Denver’s legendary Ogden Theatre, he has gone on to deliver standout performances at major events including EDC Las Vegas, Electric Forest, and Deadbeats Backyard Jamboree, including a special B2B set with Sippy. His growing festival résumé also includes Bass Canyon, Lost Lands, Hulaween, and more, further expanding his reach and solidifying his reputation as one of bass music’s most distinctive emerging acts.
ABOUT HEYZ

HEYZ has carved out a lane of his own by fusing sharp, forward-thinking production with high-voltage bass energy and a personality that cuts through just as hard as his music. Emerging in 2018 with early co-signs from mau5trap, he’s evolved from his techno roots into a full-throttle bass act, releasing on heavyweights like Deadbeats, Circus Records, Bite This!, and Lowly while building a major online presence of over half a million followers on TikTok through humor, authenticity, and raw personality. A defining turning point came with his debut at EDC Las Vegas and Electric Forest, where he premiered unreleased music as part of a new era of sound. This appearance to this debut quickly sparked momentum heading into upcoming releases and first-time festival debuts, marking the start of his most breakout chapter yet.
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