Fred Again.. shares epic continuous 108-hour mix and exclusive creative files from his 'USB002' tour

NewsMusic News Fred Again.. shares epic continuous 108-hour mix and exclusive creative files from his ‘USB002’ tour The files are describes as the "building blocks" of the 'USB002' era By Victoria Luxford 30th April 2026 Fred Again.. CREDIT: Theo Batterham Fred Again.. has released a 108-hour continuous mix, using exclusive files created for his ‘USB002’ tour. READ MORE: Fred Again.. – ‘USB002’ review: a flow state of impulsive floor-fillers The mix, broadcast on YouTube, features visuals that credit all the artists who appeared with Fred across the 21 shows of the tour, as well as those who contributed to the 29 tracks released over the course of ‘USB002’. The list includes the likes of Jamie T, Young Thug, Amyl And The Sniffers, Lil Yachty, and many more. Advertisement In a press release, Fred Again.. said: “I really just wanted to document the insane experience of getting to play b2b with this amazing list of ppl. A truly insane list of humans. To everyone who came to every show, I increasingly learn that you make them what they are more than we do.” You can listen to ‘USB002 EVERY SHOW 108 HOURS (3 Oct 2025 – 27 Feb 2026)’ via the video below. Parallel to this release, the artist has also revealed the process behind the creation of ‘USB002’ by sharing the raw materials through a public Dropbox folder. A press release reads: “In each city of his tour, attendees were encouraged to put their phones away and enjoy the moment, and in return, Fred again.. promised direct access to videos and photos which are available to download now.” Recommended “These are the files he and his team used to build the whole tour. Show posters, vinyl artwork, flag designs, ambient visuals, unused artwork that never made the cut, visual stems from the slo-mo visualisers. Raw, unpolished and now open to anyone who wants to download, remix and make it their own.” Described as the “building blocks” of the tour which was shared between the team, the files include original flag designs from the ‘USB002’ era, show posters, vinyl artwork and templates, unseen artwork options from releases, an ambient show creative folder, unseen images from each show, and visual stems from slo-mo visualisers. The folder, and more information, can be found here. Fred Again.. marked the end of the ‘USB002’ tour by releasing the album ‘USB002 REMIXES’ – featuring seven reworked versions of tracks from the era. You can listen to the album here. One of the most memorable moments of the tour came when he joined forces with Daft Punk icon Thomas Bangalter in London in February. He has since made the set available to stream on Apple Music and shared official, pro-shot footage from the night so fans could revisit the night in full. Related TopicsAmyl and The SniffersDanceElectronicFred Again..Jamie TLil YachtyYoung Thug You May Also Like Advertisement TRENDING No Na: the fiery R&B girl group bringing Indonesia to the world Kneecap – ‘Fenian’ review: headline-grabbing trio reach power and maturity How Sean Ono Lennon helped bring his parents’ greatest gig back to life Dove Ellis live in London: a captivating voice Yves’ new chapter: a K-pop star’s quiet rebellion Advertisement More Stories Music News Madonna debuts new music with Addison Rae at secret ‘Confessions Club’ event in LA Music News Venbee returns with the Lewis Capaldi-approved ‘Not My Day’ Music News LCD Soundsystem announce North American tour for summer 2026 Music News ‘I Love It’ legends Icona Pop return with new album ‘Ritual’ and infectious single ‘Dance To This’ Music News Daft Punk’s Thomas Bangalter announces new album ‘Mirage – Ballet For 16 Dancers’ Music News Horsegiirl announces debut album ‘Nature Is Healing’ with hypnotic ‘Earth Is Turning’