Zingara books a February late night at Black Box Theater

The Baltimore bass producer brings Osyris and Gardella to Charlotte's 1,500-capacity room on Saturday, Feb. 13, and tickets are on sale now.

Pick any Saturday at Black Box Theater and you can tell how the night will go by how long the line to get in is. Zingara's date there in February should have it wrapped around the building, and it doesn't even start until 10 p.m.

The facts: Zingara plays Black Box Theater on Saturday, Feb. 13, 2027, with Osyris and Gardella in support. The show was announced Oct. 28 and starts at 10 p.m. Tickets run $28 to $95 through See Tickets. The room holds about 1,500, which is big enough for real production and small enough that the bass hits you from wall to wall. A three-act bill and a 10 p.m. start mean you should plan for a long night out, not a quick one.

If the name's new to you, Zingara is a Baltimore producer and DJ who makes psychedelic bass music and dubstep. Her management, Red Light Management, puts her in that lane, and tracks like "Astra" and "Space Candy" built her following before her debut album, *The Code of Dreamz*, came out in 2024. EDM Identity and Galaxy Mag both covered the record when it dropped.

She came up the hard way. She started as a battle DJ under the mentorship of Rob Swift, then moved into production after she found dubstep, and you can still hear that in her sets. She treats the decks as an instrument, not a playlist.

2026 has been her busiest year yet. She opened it co-headlining the Parallel Spirits Tour with LEVEL UP (Visit Spokane), a run that sold out shows across the country and ended with the two of them co-headlining Red Rocks Amphitheatre. Red Light's page also lists summer and fall festival slots, including Shambhala and Symmetry. Next up is her biggest headline tour so far, *The Girls Are Making Riddim*, according to AXS.

She treats the decks as an instrument, not a playlist.

Charlotte's bass crowd has picked Black Box Theater as its regular Saturday room, and Zingara's bookings fit it well. She has gone from co-headlining one of the year's bigger bass tours to running her own, and this is a chance to see her in a room this size, which may not last.

When to buy: now, especially if you want the cheaper tickets. With a $28-to-$95 range, the low end usually sells out first. Get in early enough to catch Gardella and Osyris before the headliner. Then find your spot, because this one runs late.

Sources: Red Light Management — Zingara (redlightmanagement.com); EDM Identity — Zingara: The Code of Dreamz (edmidentity.com); Galaxy Mag — Interview: Zingara on Code of Dreamz (galaxy-mag.com); Visit Spokane — Level Up x Zingara: Parallel Spirits (visitspokane.com); AXS — Zingara (axs.com); JamBase — Zingara at Black Box Theater (jambase.com)