Bommer returns to the Miramar Theatre on Nov 20, his first Milwaukee date since 2024
The St. Louis bass producer comes back to the East Side room he last played in March 2024, with a long undercard behind him.

The last time Bommer played Milwaukee was March 15, 2024, at the Miramar Theatre. Two and a half years later he's booked the same room.
Bommer plays The Miramar Theatre on Friday, Nov. 20, with the show listed for 9 p.m. The date was announced Oct. 27, and tickets run from $22 up to $550 through See Tickets. The upper end of that range is clearly not a standard ticket, so check what each tier includes before you buy.
The bill is long. Support comes from Headshot, Morgul, Onslaught, Vaughn, Trentcast, Rytsu, Reko, Auzü, MVC10, Clooless, Halzzi and more. That many names on a Friday makes this an all-night bass event rather than a headliner with one opener. If you're there for Bommer, expect him late; if you're there for the scene, arrive early and catch the openers.
Bommer is a St. Louis producer and DJ who, according to his agency, has played bass-music festivals including Lost Lands and Bass Canyon. That's the heavy end of the dance-music world: dubstep, riddim, the stuff built for big subwoofers and a room that moves together. His 2026 touring has been selective. Dates this year have included a Rochester, N.Y., show at Photo City Music Hall in September.
Two and a half years later, he's booked the same room.
That's part of why a Milwaukee return is worth noting. Bass producers at his level often skip mid-sized Midwest cities in favor of Chicago or Minneapolis, and Milwaukee fans end up making the drive. Here the show comes to them, in a room that already worked for him once.
The Miramar is a theater room on the East Side, a long way from an arena floor or a festival field. For heavy bass that's often the better setting: the sound hits harder in a smaller room, and you're not watching the DJ on a video screen from a hundred yards back.
A few practical notes. A 9 p.m. listed start with a support list this long means a late night, so plan your ride home in advance. Check the See Tickets page for the age policy before you bring friends, and look closely at the higher price tiers so you know what you're paying for.
For the Milwaukee bass crowd that caught him in 2024, this is a return they've waited on. For everyone else it's a Friday with a lot of subwoofer and a lot of local energy in one building.
Sources: Bommer (MB Artists agency page) (mbartists.co.uk); BOMMER - Rochester, NY (Eventbrite) (eventbrite.com); Bommer at The Miramar Theatre tickets (See Tickets) (prod-nts-api.seeticketsusa.us)
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