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Wade has become one of the most recognized names in house and tech house, performing at major festivals including Tomorrowland, Ultra Miami, Rock in Rio, EDC, Kappa Futur Festival, Sonus (Croatia), Music On Festival (Amsterdam), and AMF. His sound has also taken over world-renowned clubs such as Ushuaïa Ibiza, Hï Ibiza, Pacha, and Amnesia.

Beyond the decks, Wade runs his own label and brand, Criterio, which showcases releases and events rooted in club culture while connecting the energy of raves with today’s dance floors. With millions of plays across streaming platforms and a steady presence on global charts, his sets continue to draw crowds everywhere he goes.

Joining Wade at PRYSM is SHADED (Live) — the Los Angeles-born artist known for fusing psychedelic tones, rolling basslines, and funk-inspired textures into his productions and sets. A former member of the duo SHDWPLAY, SHADED launched his solo career with breakout releases like “Be My Binge,” “Dwell,” “Crayzy,” and “She She,” the latter earning Mixmag’s Tune of the Month and becoming Turbo Recordings’ best-selling release. His catalog spans respected imprints such as Senso Sounds, Turbo, and SCI+TEC, with support from heavyweights like Loco Dice, The Martinez Brothers, Dubfire, and Tiga.

SHADED’s remix of “Rising” by Anabel Englund earned Pete Tong’s Essential New Tune on BBC Radio 1, while his ongoing work with Oliver Huntemann’s Senso label continues to shape his evolving style — a sound that blurs the line between techno and house. Currently, he’s debuting a new two-hour live audio-visual show, designed to bring his California roots and forward-thinking production to life in a fully immersive setting.

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This October, Wade brings that energy to PRYSM’s dance floor, marking one of the season’s biggest nights in Chicago.

Wade at PRYSM Chicago

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