Volcanic Theatre Pub & 1988 Entertainment Presents:

Wicked Halloween featuring: Vincent Antone, Parkbreezy, & Oddly Eazy

Saturday, October 31st 2026

Genre - EDM

Presale GA - $30    Day of - $40 VIP booth - $250

THIS EVENT IS 21+

$500 prize for 1st place costume! 

Vincent Antone -

Vincent Antone is a producer and multi-instrumentalist based in Austin, Texas. His music blends funk, hip hop, soul, and bass music into a sound that feels both nostalgic and modern. Before producing, Vincent spent years playing guitar, drums, piano, and bass, and that musical background still shapes the way he writes and performs today. His songs are built around groove. Funky guitar lines, soulful melodies, and hip hop rhythms sit alongside bass heavy electronic production. The result is music that works just as well in headphones as it does on a packed dance floor.

Vincent has performed at festivals and venues across the country including Austin City Limits, Hulaween, Envision, Wakarusa, Breakaway, Utopiafest, Offbeat, and Elements. He has also shared the stage with artists like Griz, Clozee, Levity, Pretty Lights, Gramatik, Opiuo, Cherub, and many others. His music has accumulated millions of streams across platforms, and his remixes have become fan favorites within the electro hip hop and funk bass scene.

Vincent regularly tours across the United States and has also brought his music to international audiences with performances in Canada, Australia, South America, and beyond. With a focus on musicianship and feel, Vincent Antone continues to build a reputation for groove driven electronic music and energetic live shows.

Parkbreezy - 

Parkbreezy produces soulful, emotive beats - blending hip hop, R&B, jazz, and electronic sounds with rich samples, syncopated rhythms, and melodic depth.

Oddly Eazy - 

Oddly Eazy is a bass music production duo based in Seattle, WA, originally from Chicago, IL. Fusing heavy low-end and guitar with groovy, funk-infused rhythms, their genre-blurring sound and high-energy sets have earned them slots at major festivals like Summer Camp, Lunar Tide, and Dubstation Massacre. They've shared stages with bass scene heavyweights including Levity, Effin, SoDown, Hairitage, Boogie T, and more.

Their original releases have gained serious momentum on SoundCloud and Spotify, amassing hundreds of thousands of plays and a loyal, growing fanbase. Their remix of Bill Withers’ “Ain’t No Sunshine” received widespread acclaim and was featured on Zeds Dead’s Deadbeats Radio, with support from artists across the electronic spectrum.

With infectious grooves and undeniable stage presence, Oddly Eazy continues to push the boundaries of modern bass music.