Shaquille O’Neal is bringing the bass to Panther Island Pavilion. Shaq is having his inaugural Bass All-Stars Festival in Fort Worth in Texas. This will be another milestone in the big man’s career, as this will be his first major-scale festival. Around 13,000 fans are expected to show up for the EDM festival to see what DJ Diesel has cooked up for them.

Organizers are trying their best to ensure the comfort of the people, but questions arise from the community regarding the festival and whether it will be out of control.

Shaquille O’Neal takes the stage in grand fashion on Saturday

The festival is going to last for just one day on Saturday and will run from 4 p.m. until midnight. With this being a large-scale event, they have set up two magnificent stages to let the people have the experience of a lifetime. Shaq partnered with Disco Donnie Presents to promote the event. He has also added 16 acts to this festival, making it a must-come for bass fans.

But neighbors are worried that the ‘dubstep dad’ might not have the noise under control. With residential buildings nearby, major concerns have been raised among the authorities about whether the noise will be controlled. A hotline number has been issued to handle all noise complaints during the event. The production is trying its best to control the noise and not exceed the legal limit.

Organizers have let the people in the areas know that they have implemented noise control efforts, so there’s no need to worry. The dynamics involving the sound speakers have been adjusted in order to not blast the people living in close proximity to the music. They said they will have teams monitoring the area to check if the noise is within the allowed limit during the festival. Shaq’s biggest-ever show is just another milestone in his music career. He has put his all into music since his retirement from the league.

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DJ Diesel’s passion for music

Since his retirement from the league, the Los Angeles Lakers legend has spent the majority of his time creating music. Shaq has already mentioned in previous interviews that he makes absolutely no money from doing these shows. He has admitted to actually losing money by putting on shows for the fans.

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Shaq is only doing this because of his passion for music. He said that he likes seeing people having a good time at his shows. He wants to make music that makes people shake their heads and wants to put on shows where people will get their money’s worth. Will you be attending Shaq’s big event? Let us know in the comments below.

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