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Rising DJ and producer oskar med k swung through Philadelphia on his ongoing headlining tour, giving fans a night they won\u2019t forget.<\/strong><\/h2>\n
\nNorwegian producer oskar med k<\/a><\/strong> struck gold with his 2025 hit \u201cMake Me Feel<\/strong>.\u201d The breakthrough single showcased his unique chill-house style and later led to a reimagining with superstar artist Khalid<\/strong>, known as \u201cnobody (make me feel)<\/strong>.\u201d Since that life-changing release, oskar med k has used the momentum to drop a string of successful singles that led to his second album, \u201cfeel<\/strong>.\u201d<\/p>\n2026 has been a year of firsts for the talent, from debuts at Coachella and Red Rocks to completing his first tour. With over 10 million monthly listeners on Spotify, oskar med k has amassed quite the fanbase. In the midst of his fall tour, I had the pleasure of attending his performance at Philadelphia<\/strong>\u2018s Franklin Music Hall<\/strong>.<\/p>\nThe night started with an opening set from twin sister DJ duo me n \u00fc.<\/strong><\/h3>\nAs me n \u00fc<\/strong> took the stage at 10pm, the crowd was sparse, with most fans gathering on the upper level, which was 21+ access. I came into the show unfamiliar with the duo beyond their unreleased collaboration with Jerro, but left a fan. Their set felt carefully curated, leaning into singalong moments that let the crowd connect with their music, whether they were fans or not.<\/p>\nThe EMBRZ <\/strong>remix of \u201cLovely<\/strong>\u201d by Billie Eilish and Khalid was bathed in purple and blue lighting, creating a magical moment on the dancefloor. me n \u00fc had captured the crowd\u2019s attention by the time they dropped their Alok<\/strong> <\/a>collab, \u201cSuperrich<\/strong>.\u201d Encouraging the crowd to wave their hands side to side, the now-filled room moved in unison to the melodic track. Closing out their set with an edit of \u201cSearching<\/strong>\u201d by James iD<\/strong> mixed with MGMT<\/strong>\u2018s \u201cKids<\/strong>,\u201d me n \u00fc had successfully warmed up the crowd and gained new fans with a playful \u201chope house\u201d set.<\/p>\n![\"oskar](\"https:\/\/edmidentity.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/09\/825276783_18638488414010764_5063626594127521613_n-768x1024.jpg\")
<\/figure>\noskar med k was welcomed to the stage by a roar of cheering fans.<\/strong><\/h3>\nThe stage setup was understated, with seven mismatched lamps placed on the high-rise table that held his decks. The lamps synced with the music, their lights dancing in time. While I was originally disappointed that Philadelphia didn\u2019t have the visual component from previous dates, I felt the stripped-back stage design played perfectly into oskar med k\u2019s minimalistic production.<\/p>\n
The crowd was mostly comprised of college kids and older electronic fans. It was evident that many attendees only knew snippets from TikTok and were there to hear a few viral songs. Beyond that, the younger generation\u2019s fear of being perceived is killing the dancefloor. While many college-aged attendees stood in place, toward the back of the room veteran ravers danced with no care, waving around glow sticks.<\/p>\n
Cell phones lit the room as everyone grabbed videos of the hit track \u201ci\u2019m way too self aware<\/strong>\u201d and \u201cCAN\u2019T FIND YOU<\/strong>\u201d with AVAION<\/strong>. A standout moment of the evening was Marini<\/strong> coming out to sing \u201chalf of you is not enough<\/strong>.\u201d And to no one\u2019s surprise, the crowd erupted once \u201cMake Me Feel<\/strong>\u201d came blaring through the speakers.<\/p>\nOn two separate occasions, oskar med k faked out the crowd as he pretended the evening was coming to a close. The first fake-out transitioned the vibe of the set as he paused before dropping a club-ready track that had the crowd jumping off their feet. At the 90-minute mark, oskar med k left the stage only to return to cheers and play \u201cSay No Prayer<\/strong>\u201d to the remaining fans.<\/p>\n![\"oskar](\"https:\/\/edmidentity.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/09\/821538261_18637373002010764_7744387103631630924_n-768x1024-1.jpg\")
<\/figure>\nSilent and simplistic, oskar med k won over the crowd with his rousing performance in Philadelphia.<\/strong><\/h3>\nWhile the man of the evening spoke not one word throughout the evening, it wasn\u2019t necessary. oskar med k let his music deliver the message, and it didn\u2019t fall on deaf ears. From start to finish, the talented electronic producer created a stirring auditory experience that left me desiring another hour. From seamless transitions to the way the energy built throughout and his impeccable song selection, the evening ended as one of my favorite performances of 2026.<\/p>\n
\nFollow oskar med k:<\/strong><\/h5>\nInstagram<\/a> | SoundCloud<\/a> | YouTube<\/a> | TikTok<\/a><\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n
2026 has been a year of firsts for the talent, from debuts at Coachella and Red Rocks to completing his first tour. With over 10 million monthly listeners on Spotify, oskar med k has amassed quite the fanbase. In the midst of his fall tour, I had the pleasure of attending his performance at Philadelphia<\/strong>\u2018s Franklin Music Hall<\/strong>.<\/p>\n As me n \u00fc<\/strong> took the stage at 10pm, the crowd was sparse, with most fans gathering on the upper level, which was 21+ access. I came into the show unfamiliar with the duo beyond their unreleased collaboration with Jerro, but left a fan. Their set felt carefully curated, leaning into singalong moments that let the crowd connect with their music, whether they were fans or not.<\/p>\n The EMBRZ <\/strong>remix of \u201cLovely<\/strong>\u201d by Billie Eilish and Khalid was bathed in purple and blue lighting, creating a magical moment on the dancefloor. me n \u00fc had captured the crowd\u2019s attention by the time they dropped their Alok<\/strong> <\/a>collab, \u201cSuperrich<\/strong>.\u201d Encouraging the crowd to wave their hands side to side, the now-filled room moved in unison to the melodic track. Closing out their set with an edit of \u201cSearching<\/strong>\u201d by James iD<\/strong> mixed with MGMT<\/strong>\u2018s \u201cKids<\/strong>,\u201d me n \u00fc had successfully warmed up the crowd and gained new fans with a playful \u201chope house\u201d set.<\/p>\n The stage setup was understated, with seven mismatched lamps placed on the high-rise table that held his decks. The lamps synced with the music, their lights dancing in time. While I was originally disappointed that Philadelphia didn\u2019t have the visual component from previous dates, I felt the stripped-back stage design played perfectly into oskar med k\u2019s minimalistic production.<\/p>\n The crowd was mostly comprised of college kids and older electronic fans. It was evident that many attendees only knew snippets from TikTok and were there to hear a few viral songs. Beyond that, the younger generation\u2019s fear of being perceived is killing the dancefloor. While many college-aged attendees stood in place, toward the back of the room veteran ravers danced with no care, waving around glow sticks.<\/p>\n Cell phones lit the room as everyone grabbed videos of the hit track \u201ci\u2019m way too self aware<\/strong>\u201d and \u201cCAN\u2019T FIND YOU<\/strong>\u201d with AVAION<\/strong>. A standout moment of the evening was Marini<\/strong> coming out to sing \u201chalf of you is not enough<\/strong>.\u201d And to no one\u2019s surprise, the crowd erupted once \u201cMake Me Feel<\/strong>\u201d came blaring through the speakers.<\/p>\n On two separate occasions, oskar med k faked out the crowd as he pretended the evening was coming to a close. The first fake-out transitioned the vibe of the set as he paused before dropping a club-ready track that had the crowd jumping off their feet. At the 90-minute mark, oskar med k left the stage only to return to cheers and play \u201cSay No Prayer<\/strong>\u201d to the remaining fans.<\/p>\n While the man of the evening spoke not one word throughout the evening, it wasn\u2019t necessary. oskar med k let his music deliver the message, and it didn\u2019t fall on deaf ears. From start to finish, the talented electronic producer created a stirring auditory experience that left me desiring another hour. From seamless transitions to the way the energy built throughout and his impeccable song selection, the evening ended as one of my favorite performances of 2026.<\/p>\n Instagram<\/a> | SoundCloud<\/a> | YouTube<\/a> | TikTok<\/a><\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\nThe night started with an opening set from twin sister DJ duo me n \u00fc.<\/strong><\/h3>\n
<\/figure>\noskar med k was welcomed to the stage by a roar of cheering fans.<\/strong><\/h3>\n
<\/figure>\nSilent and simplistic, oskar med k won over the crowd with his rousing performance in Philadelphia.<\/strong><\/h3>\n
\nFollow oskar med k:<\/strong><\/h5>\n