This past weekend, Shaq’s Bass All Stars made a return to the Dallas/Fort Worth area for its third event. Brandishing a killer lineup full of the best bass artists Shaq could curate, this festival promised bassheads a night of insane music. Bringing in multiple food and merchant vendors, this festival was able to supply attendees a venue that had everything they needed for the night. Containing two stages across the map, Shaq’s Bass All Stars showcased the rising stars of the bass industry at the same event as those currently leading the charge.
As the festival opened its gates, the sun was beaming pretty hard on Panther Island Pavilion. But lucky for fans, it wasn’t long before the shade started growing as the sun set over the first few hours. As people started filling in, they made sure to get some pics while browsing around the venue. There were a few food trucks for those that were hungry, including pizza, burgers, and, of course, some lemonade options. Several bar areas were placed around the grounds, which helped keep lines down through the night as best as possible. There was more than just food though, with some brand installments having been placed inside.
A few free things were placed around the fest, as well, such as the Shaq’s XL Gummies truck that handed out three different kinds of Shaq’s own candy. There was also a crane game with some prizes for those lucky enough to win. Similar to the crane game, fans were given an opportunity to play Shaq’s Long Shot Basketball. It was a $3-dollar game with different prizes based on the amount of shots made, and all proceeds were donated to charity. This was Shaq’s way of merging the EDM community with a fun philanthropic effort…