SPACE CITY WUBFEST: OFFICIAL INTERGALATIC MISSION BRIEFING
Welcome, Space Wook!
You’ve been selected for a very important assignment.
Your mission is simple: Experience Houston’s first bass music festival to its absolute fullest. Space City Wubfest is a 4-stage takeover featuring two main bass stages, a riddim stage inside the tower, and a rooftop stage bringing house and techno vibes under the sky.
Expect stacked sound, nonstop music, food trucks, tons of vendors, quality restrooms (because we respect you), and interactive side quests like face painting, tie-dye bars, and flow/dance contests.
The objective is to get as wild as possible, meet new people, and fully plug into the Houston rave community, all rooted in PLUR, respect, and good energy. This isn’t just a party, it’s a love letter to Houston and the launch of something much bigger.
Bonus objective: Take a selfie with Chris & Alicia of AHC Productions somewhere in the crowd for surprise trinkets and hugs.
Frequently Asked Space Stuff
Are pets allowed?
Negative, space cadet. No pets allowed!
Can I bring outside food or drinks?
Nope. Please enjoy the food trucks and drink vendors on site.
Can I bring my under-21 friends (or my kids)?
Nope. This mission is 21+ only. No kids, no exceptions.
Will there be food?
Absolutely. Multiple food trucks plus drink vendors to keep you fueled.
Can I be a vendor?
Yes! Email [email protected] to apply.
Is there a dress code?
Yes — no public nudity. Other than that, wear whatever best showcases your personality. Go full space wook!
Is there VIP?
Yes. VIP astronauts get access to a private area and private bar.
Will there be quality restrooms?
Yes. Actual on-site restrooms NOT PORTA POTTYS. We believe in basic comfort.
Is re-entry allowed?
No re-entry. Once you launch, you’re in orbit.
Is there parking?
Yes — and it’s free. We love you.
Meet the Team
Chris Evans
Executive Producer
Chris Evans is a visionary who co-founded AHC Productions and co-created Space City Wubfest. Fueled by bass music, big ideas, and a mission to launch Houston’s bass community into a higher orbit, he’s focused on building inclusive events that support artists, unite the scene, and push the Texas bass universe forward.
Alicia Karabanoff
Executive Producer
Alicia is a co-founder of AHC Productions and a co-creator of Space City Wubfest, bringing heart, vision, and magnetic energy to everything she helps build. Known for her people-first mindset and creative instincts, she plays a key role in shaping experiences that feel intentional, welcoming, and unforgettable—helping guide Houston’s rave scene toward new frontiers.
Murphy Morris
Executive Producer
Murphy is a longtime staple of the Houston rave community. With deep roots in the culture and a steady hand on the controls, he helps keep the mission grounded while pushing the energy of Houston’s underground further into orbit.
Nathan Burton
Executive Producer
Nate, aka N8B, is a DJ and producer and the founder of N&T Events, bringing deep expertise in stage design, sound, and lighting production. Best known for his annual event Electric Wonderland, he plays a key role in crafting immersive, high-impact experiences within the Texas bass scene.
Marshay Logan
Executive Producer
Marshay, aka S3ro, is a DJ and producer and the visionary co-founder of the Wav. Presents DJ collective and Ground Z3ro, Houston’s newest venue and one of the city’s hottest after-hours spots. Known for pushing boundaries and building platforms for underground culture, he continues to shape the future of Houston’s bass and electronic music scene.
Mike Conn
Executive Producer
Mike aka 3v3rgr33n, is a Dallas- based DJ and producer who founded GoopTroop and is one of the driving forces behind the Dallas bass community. With a deep commitment to the culture and a hands-on approach to building scenes, he plays a key role in connecting artists, fans, and energy across North Texas.
Christina Dorough
Executive Producer
Christina, aka DJ Smokesho, is a Houston-based DJ and producer. Bringing raw sound and creative firepower to the mission, she helps fuel the festival’s sonic direction and push Houston’s bass culture into new territory.
