Goldrush: Wild Card, The Best Edition Yet

Goldrush: Wild Card has just wrapped up, and it was hands down the best Goldrush yet! Relentless Beats pulled out all the stops with an incredible lineup, top-notch production, and excellent sound quality—it had everything you could ask for in a festival. As one of Relentless Beats’ flagship events, it’s hard to believe that Goldrush keeps getting better every year, but they managed to outdo themselves once again.

Day 1 kicked off with a bang, featuring outstanding performances from artists like Timmy Trumpet, Andruss, and Alix Perez. Headliners started early, with three big names leading the charge. Ganja White Night demolished the crowd with their bass-heavy mastery, while Alesso and The Chainsmokers brought the energy, reminding everyone why they’re household names. The Chainsmokers, in particular, stood out by showcasing fresh tracks alongside fan favorites like “Don’t Let Me Down” and “Roses.” Meanwhile, the second stage, Moonrise Mountain, was a bass lover’s dream, with acts like Ray Volpe and Sullivan King tearing it up. The diversity in genres this year was awesome, with the third stage delivering house bangers from Walker & Royce and San Pacho, ensuring that every music taste was satisfied.

Day 2 kept the momentum going. Rising star YDG proved why his name is buzzing in the scene, kicking things off early. House music lovers were treated to stellar performances from AC Slater and Audien, who took over the main stage. A major highlight was San Holo’s “Wholesome Riddim” set, blending his usual melodic vibes with bass-inspired drops, which was a fantastic surprise. BTSM’s anime-themed audiovisual show was an unmatched experience, leading perfectly into a thunderous closing set from Slander on the main stage. Over at the second stage, Deathpact and the world premiere of Inzo b2b Mersiv were pure bliss for bass fans.

Production-wise, Goldrush 2024 was on point. With minimal sound bleed between stages and crystal-clear sound, it was easy to enjoy every set. The stages were conveniently located within a short 10-minute walk of each other, making it a breeze to catch all the artists on our must-see list. Pyro and lasers lit up the night, showing just how hard Relentless Beats went in on production. Goldrush has become a true home for festival-goers, and I can’t wait to see what next year has in store. It’s a staple in the summer festival circuit, and I’m already counting down the days!