Flux Pavilion

Flux Pavilion, born Joshua Kiekegaard Grant Steele on 15 January 1989, is an English dubstep producer, DJ, singer-songwriter, and label co-founder whose career spans more than fifteen years at the centre of the bass music world. He co-founded Circus Records in 2009 with Doctor P, Simon Swan, and Earl Falconer, establishing a label that became one of the most significant release platforms in the early development of dubstep as a commercial genre. His first release came at 19 years old, and over the following decade he built a production catalogue that included two sold-out performances at the legendary Red Rocks Amphitheatre in Colorado, a UK top-10 chart hit in collaboration with grime MC Sway, and a placement in the DJ Mag Top 100 list — a range of commercial achievements that extended his audience well beyond the bass music underground. His track 'I Can't Stop' entered the cultural mainstream when Kanye West and Jay-Z sampled it on their 2011 Watch the Throne album, a crossover moment that introduced his production to a hip-hop audience orders of magnitude larger than the dubstep circuit and cemented the track as a cultural artefact within electronic music history. His work has occupied the intersection of dubstep and pop accessibility since his early output: heavy bass weight delivered within melodic frameworks that reward listening outside the club context as well as inside it. His EDC Las Vegas 2026 bassPOD appearance places him in a b2b3b set with Doctor P and Funtcase — a reunion of Circus Records' founding generation on the stage most directly aligned with their original bass music contribution. Source: fluxpavilion.com/biography, en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flux_Pavilion

English dubstep producer Flux Pavilion co-founded Circus Records in 2009, achieved a UK top-10 chart hit with grime MC Sway, and had 'I Can't Stop' sampled by Kanye West and Jay-Z on Watch the Throne (2011). Twice sold out Red Rocks Amphitheatre and placed in DJ Mag Top 100. Source: fluxpavilion.com/biography, en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flux_Pavilion At Las Vegas Motor Speedway — bassPOD, Flux Pavilion performs on EDC Las Vegas 2026 — bassPOD (b2b3b with Doctor P and Funtcase, Saturday Night 2), commanding some of the venue's most in-demand time slots.

Flux Pavilion currently performs at Las Vegas Motor Speedway — bassPOD in Las Vegas, typically on EDC Las Vegas 2026 — bassPOD (b2b3b with Doctor P and Funtcase, Saturday Night 2). Their sets span Dubstep, delivering a sound that has earned them one of the most dedicated followings in the Las Vegas residency circuit.

Flux Pavilion's sound: Melodically accessible dubstep with heavy bass authority — Flux Pavilion's bassPOD sets blend the half-time rhythmic structure of classic dubstep with the melodic hooks that have always distinguished his productions from more austere bass music, calibrated for the EDC Las Vegas audience who know his catalogue from its mainstream crossover period. At ZAI Las Vegas, the professional sound systems and production infrastructure amplify every element of their performance — from the sub-bass to the high-end clarity.

Flux Pavilion typically takes the stage on EDC Las Vegas 2026 — bassPOD (b2b3b with Doctor P and Funtcase, Saturday Night 2). Their sets run 60 to 90 minutes and deliver the full Vegas production experience with professional sound, lighting, and crowd energy that you cannot find anywhere else.

General admission cover charges for Flux Pavilion shows are EDC Las Vegas festival ticket — bassPOD stage. With NoCoverVegas, you skip the cover charge entirely and receive a free guest list entry from your hotel to the venue.