WORSHIP Brings Drum and Bass to Brooklyn Storehouse in its Final Weeks

WORSHIP brought their biggest, most ambitious tour yet to Brooklyn Storehouse in New York City for a night of heart-thumping drum and bass. On October 17, drum and bass supergroup WORSHIP touched down in New York City for the second show of their six-date 2026 North American run. This is the largest tour any drum and bass artist has gone on stateside, with Sub Focus, Dimension, Culture Shock, and 1991 bringing energy befitting the occasion. For two hours and 15 minutes, the WORSHIP boys graced the decks and put on a performance to remember. The energy in Brooklyn Storehouse was absolutely electric. I watched the entire set from right behind them on stage — the floor beneath us was vibrating hard from the bass. My poor knees could barely handle it, though the high BPMs had me grooving through the aches. The song selection was incredible. It felt intentionally curated to fully spotlight all four of WORSHIP members. Their hits seamlessly transitioned into each other, in rotation between all four of their discographies. I lost my voice by the end of the night from screaming all the lyrics. Moments that still stick out in my mind include the insane “Illuminate” remix they played towards...