San Holo’s ‘Wholesome Riddim Tour’ Is the Healing Energy We Didn’t Know We Needed
San Holo is bringing the feels, and the bass, on his Wholesome Riddim Tour, and it’s one of the most exciting crossovers the EDM world has seen in a while. Known for his emotionally charged future bass and melodic soundscapes, San Holo is diving into the gritty, underground world of riddim, a subgenre of dubstep known for its relentless energy, distorted basslines, and minimal yet aggressive drops. But in true San Holo fashion, he’s putting his own emotional, uplifting spin on it, enter: Wholesome Riddim.
For the uninitiated, riddim is often described as the heartbeat of the underground dubstep scene. It thrives on syncopated rhythms, hypnotic repetition, and a raw, almost primal energy that keeps crowds in a constant headbang. While it’s not typically associated with the softer, more melodic side of EDM, San Holo is here to prove that vulnerability and hard-hitting bass can coexist and even elevate each other.

So far, the tour has already hit major cities like Los Angeles, Denver, Chicago, and New York, leaving a trail of sweaty, smiling faces in its wake. Each show has been a fusion of cathartic drops, warm lighting, and those signature “stay vibrant” moments that only San Holo can deliver. Fans have described the sets as emotionally explosive, equal parts mosh pit and group therapy session.
What makes the Wholesome Riddim Tour so unique is its ability to bridge communities. Riddim purists, melodic bass lovers, and OG ravers alike are finding common ground on the dance floor. The tour is spotlighting a variety of supporting artists, giving fans a chance to expand their music palette and fall in love with new sounds. It’s a testament to how rave culture continues to evolve, welcoming, inclusive, and always pushing boundaries.
If you’ve been in the rave scene for a while and want something that hits both the heart and the chest cavity, this tour is your next obsession. Whether you’re in it for the emotional release or the neck-breaking drops, San Holo is delivering an experience that’s impossible to forget. Catch the vibe, bring your crew, and don’t forget to stay vibrant. Catch the tour at Maya Dayclub this Sunday, June 1. Grab your tickets here.
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I found EDM in my early years as a high schooler, with artists like Avicii, Afrojack, Tiësto, Martin Garrix, Krewella, and so many others filling my playlists. In 2017, Voodoo Music Festival became my first festival and live music experience, and honestly, I have not stopped since. Since then, I’ve made my way through 20+ music festivals and at least 43 shows that I’ve actually remembered to count, but the numbers have never been the best part. It’s the people I’ve met, the memories made, the unexpected moments, and that feeling of being surrounded by thousands of people who all came to feel something together. I write because I genuinely love this community and the music that brings us together. My hope with every article, review, and story is to capture even a little bit of that feeling and share it with you. I want you to feel the excitement I feel standing in that crowd, hear the details that made a song stick in my heart, and understand just how much I appreciate the artists, fans, and experiences that make this community so special. There is so much magic in this world of music, and I’m just happy I get to be here for it, listen to it, and put some of that love into words.
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