John Digweed is an iconic DJ and label boss of Bedrock.

World-renowned multi-genre maestro John Digweed will, at last, make his long-awaited return to North America this fall with a 10-stop U.S. tour. The upcoming fall dates will feature a smattering of elusive sets as Digweed teams up again with Sasha, as well as a multitude of solo performances from the revered Bedrock label-head himself.

The first date in the month of October sees Digweed gracing the decks of Tempe, Arizona’s highly-revered venue Sunbar with a much-anticipated solo set, a follow-up to October 2019’s acclaimed performance at Tempe’s Shady Park. Continuing the streak, he is set to play the following night at a city and venue yet to be announced. The established creative force will be soundtracking the night for eager attendees in Portland, Oregon on October 6th at 45 East, marking a glorious return to the city for the first time since the venerated talent’s 2008 performance with Sasha at the Roseland Theater.On October 8th, Digweed arrives in Texas for a four-on-the-floor extravaganza at Houston’s hub for house and techno, Bauhaus. Local party-goers can revel in the sounds of Digweed’s sonic mastery once again, reminding many of his last performance in the city at Stereo Live in mid-June of 2019.

Lastly, Digweed rounds out his slate of shows with an appearance at Chicago’s esteemed nightclub, Sound Bar, on October 9th. The set directly follows his last Chicago jaunt at the venue from December of 2019.

For the powerhouse’s die-hard fans, five rare shows with Sasha have also been announced. The tour begins the month prior on September 17th at Austin, Texas’ The Concourse Project from 9 pm to 2 am. It continues the following night at Miami, Florida’s quintessential electronic dance music locale, Club Space, from 11 pm to 11 am, a full 12-hours. The unstoppable duo follow up their July 2019 performance by making their return to The Brooklyn Mirage on September 24th, with doors opening at 9 pm. On the 25th, they’ll be playing at Denver, Colorado’s The Warehouse Experience, and will be capping off their performances with one another on the 26th at San Diego’s CRSSD Festival, which serves as their debut set together at the event.

John Digweed’s 2021 ten-stop U.S. tour is a special occasion for the DJ/producer, harkening back to the mid-’90s when he’d often fly back-and-forth to New York City to perform. In all, North America holds a special place for the hallowed musical stalwart and is ready to take the dancefloor by storm thanks to Digweed.