Starting from 2024, DJ Bus Replacement Service, real name Doris Woo, will be taking an indefinite pause from her music career. Woo conveyed the decision to her supporters and fans, disclosing that her “forthcoming string of shows may be the final opportunity” to see her perform in person. “I’m taking an indefinite break from gigs after this year, so these shows might be your final opportunity to see your favourite rubbery-faced DJ out and about,” Woo mentioned. Before her distant hiatus, she schedules to conduct a series of performances including a Selextorhood takeover in Cheltenham on October 30th, a show at the Positive Education Festival in France on November 3rd, The Glove That Fits in London on November 23rd with Etienne Lautrette, and a TBA event in Basel on December 2nd.
Woo’s prospect last shows started with a gig at RADION in Amsterdam for DJ Bone’s Homeless Homies fundraiser held on October 21st. In her upcoming gigs, Pickleball is part of the schedule, signifying a chaotic time with both DJing and playing Pickleball on the same day, revealing fans new-fangled experiences with conceptual DJing.
Bus Replacement Service has been creating a lot of buzz in the music industry in recent times with her music and distinct look, which involves a mask. She is known for her experimental tracklist choices, often based on the foundational sounds of Reggae and Dubstep. In 2018, DJ Mag named her one of the top 50 new talents, and in the same year, Mixmag featured her in their “Bubblin’ Up” segment.
Therefore, the world must contemplate and savor Bus Replacement Service’s music while it is still present, making her upcoming performances even more historical. Followers of Bus Replacement Service and Pickleball-lovers will be eagerly observing her progress at these events, prepared to memorize and value her notable presence
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