Mau P lit up Los Angeles State Historic Park with his ‘Baddest Behavior’ tour, delivering a six-hour open-to-close set packed with fireworks, groove-heavy energy, and unforgettable moments.
Dutch powerhouse Mau P brought pure magic to the Los Angeles State Historic Park, delivering a six-hour open-to-close set that proved why he’s one of dance music’s hottest headliners. His ‘Baddest Behavior’ tour stop on October 11 was nothing short of a masterclass — from playful visuals to explosive fireworks.
A Sold-Out Night of Energy and Style
The sold-out show drew thousands from across California, all eager to witness the Dutch sensation in one of LA’s most iconic outdoor venues. As fans streamed into the park, they were greeted by clever LED message boards flashing witty phrases like “kiss cam”, “why r u not dancing?”, and “you look hot”.
These details captured Mau P’s mischievous and self-aware personality, setting the stage for an unforgettable night.
A Sonic Journey from Sunset to Fireworks
From the first beat, Mau P took full control. His early selections carried smooth, groove-heavy tech house that eased fans into motion as the sun began to set over the downtown skyline.
With precision and patience, he built the tension. As darkness fell and the lasers cut through the dusk, the energy exploded. The tempo rose, the basslines deepened, and Mau P dropped crowd-favorites like ‘BEATS FOR THE UNDERGROUND,’ ‘Gimme That Bounce,’ and ‘Merther’ — each met with massive crowd eruptions.
A Masterclass in Production
The production was stunningly clean. Every kick, snare, and synth was crisp, the bass heavy and controlled. Rather than relying on giant LED walls, the show’s laser design and lighting choreography carried the atmosphere.
During ‘People Talk People Sing’, red beams lit the sky, while bursts of pyrotechnics and fireworks transformed the park into a glowing dancefloor.
Then came a surprise: Mau P closed the night with Kelly Clarkson’s ‘Since U Been Gone’ — a cheeky, euphoric twist that had everyone singing at the top of their lungs. It was the perfect balance between serious club energy and Mau P’s trademark humor.
LA State Historic Park Becomes a Dance Haven
Nestled against the LA skyline, Los Angeles State Historic Park once again proved why it’s one of the city’s most beloved music spaces. Mau P turned the venue into a massive outdoor nightclub, fusing festival-scale production with intimate energy.
When he dropped ‘The Less I Know The Better’, fireworks erupted, painting the sky in sync with the music — a cinematic finale to a flawless night.
Pure Chaos, Pure Connection
The energy never dipped. From ‘Dress Code’ to ‘TESLA’ and ‘On Again’, Mau P kept the crowd moving in unison. By the time the anthemic ‘Drugs From Amsterdam’ echoed across the park, fans were lost in a sea of lights, bass, and euphoria.
With ‘Baddest Behavior’, Mau P proved he’s not just performing sets — he’s creating moments. Six hours of tech-house brilliance, humor, and emotion left Los Angeles buzzing long after the final beat.
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