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Project 70 Erupts as Chase & Status Deliver Elite DnB: Photos

Chase and Status brought a rave under the I-70 overpass.
By Brandon JohnsonOctober 6, 2025
Concertgoers at Project 70: Under The Bridge
A packed Project 70: Under The Bridge

Photo Credit: Brandon Johnson (@bjohnsonxar)
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Chase & Status brought seismic energy to Project 70, AEG’s new pop-up venue under an I-70 overpass, transforming the industrial underpass into a bass-fueled rave. The night opened with genre-defying sets from PEEKABOO and EPROM, whose glitchy, experimental sounds set the tone for chaos. Mozey, Cesco, and Flava D followed with a masterclass in drum and bass, garage and grime, each pushing the crowd deeper into the underground.

When Chase & Status took the stage, the atmosphere exploded. The duo’s set was a relentless blend of classics, new material and live MC fire. Under the I-70 bridge, Denver witnessed one of the most immersive electronic shows of the year. See photos from the show below.

Chase and Status on stage at Project 70: Under The Bridge.
Chase and Status on stage at Project 70: Under The Bridge.

Photo Credit: Brandon Johnson (@bjohnsonxar)

Chase and Status on stage at Project 70: Under The Bridge.
Formed in London in 2003 by Saul Milton (Chase) and Will Kennard (Status).

Photo Credit: Brandon Johnson (@bjohnsonxar)

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A wide shot of Project 70: Under The Bridge

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Peekaboo at Project 70: Under The Bridge
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Front row at Project 70: Under The Bridge

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Concertgoers at Project 70: Under The Bridge
Concertgoers at Project 70: Under The Bridge

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Project 70: Under The Bridge included skateboarders ahead of performances.
Project 70: Under The Bridge included skateboarders ahead of performances.

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Project 70: Under The Bridge as Chase and Status took the stage.
Project 70: Under The Bridge as Chase and Status took the stage.

Photo Credit: Brandon Johnson (@bjohnsonxar)

Eprom on stage at Project 70: Under The Bridge
Eprom on stage at Project 70: Under The Bridge

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Concertgoers at Project 70: Under The Bridge
Concertgoers at Project 70: Under The Bridge

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Concertgoers at Project 70: Under The Bridge
Fans packed Project 70: Under The Bridge.

Photo Credit: Brandon Johnson (@bjohnsonxar)

Eprom on stage at Project 70: Under The Bridge

Photo Credit: Brandon Johnson (@bjohnsonxar)

Concertgoers at Project 70: Under The Bridge
A packed Project 70: Under The Bridge

Photo Credit: Brandon Johnson (@bjohnsonxar)

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Chase and Status on stage at Project 70: Under The Bridge.
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Brandon Johnson has been a freelance photographer for Denver Westword since 2018. In his role, Brandon captures and documents local events and concerts across the Denver metro area. His previous photography work includes contributing to Live Nation Colorado, 303 Magazine and Alive Coverage. While attending the University of Arkansas, he discovered his passion for photography through frequent visits to a local music venue and working for the school newspaper. www.bjohnsonxar.com

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