DM @builtbymeanred for group rates and more information Full Lineup TBA Shaq’s Bass All-Stars at The Container Globe will be an all-day event, built around the space with plenty happening as Shaq takes the stage as DJ Diesel. - Festival Vendor Village: Local artists, exclusive merch, and fun interactive pop-ups. - Food + Drinks: Food trucks and a mix of Detroit favorites throughout the day. - All-Day Programming: Installations, games, and live entertainment leading into the main event and DJ Diesel’s headlining set. DJ Diesel Shaquille has been passionate about music from a very young age – at just 14 after O’Neal saw Public Enemy live for the first time, while sandwiched in a crowd of 5,000 people, he became fixated on DJ’ing. He cut his neighbors’ grass, walked dogs, and scraped together any cash that he could until he saved up $200 to buy his first set of turntables at a local pawn shop. Fast forward to 1993, Shaquille’s rap album, ‘Shaq Diesel,’ did the unthinkable of selling over a million copies and peaked at No. 25 on the Billboard 100 cementing O’Neal as the only athlete ever with a platinum-selling album. Since becoming DJ DIESEL, SHAQ has released several major bass records with acts such Steve Aoki, Riot Ten, NGHTMRE, Riot Ten, Eliminate, 4B and many more. From there DJ Diesel’s career was born as he cemented the title of ‘the biggest DJ in the world.’ DJ Diesel has graced main stages around the globe from Lost Lands to Tomorrowland, EDC LV, Lost Lands, Lollapalooza, Electic Zoo, Forbidden Kingdom, Beyond Wonderland and even launched his own festival series – Shaq’s Bass All Stars – all while balancing a Las Vegas residency at the WYNN (XS Nightclub and Encore Beach Club). The Container Globe The Container Globe is a one of a kind, 20,000-square-foot venue that reimagines Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre through a modern, industrial lens. Built from 50+ repurposed shipping containers, scaffolding, and industrial mesh, its raw, almost steampunk is made to be a multi-level, immersive experience that puts the crowd right in the middle of the action rather than separated from the stage.