Fred again.. Shares Massive USB002 Archive and 108-Hour YouTube Mix

British electronic music juggernaut Fred again.. has once again taken the dance music realm by storm upon uploading a community Dropbox folder alongside every set from his recent ‘USB002’ tour as a continuous 108-hour-long mix on YouTube.

Internet-breaking moments such as these have become synonymous with Fred again.., as the producer has now offered up a catalog of files from his USB002 Tour.

Tour dates were spread out from October 3, 2025, until February 27, 2026, and the shows were a phone-free experience, with venues revealed to attendees shortly before the show began. This unveiling would not only list the location but also the other artists and surprise guests on the bill via official posters, all of which are stored in the Dropbox folder.

Named as ‘USB002 COMMUNITY FOLDER,’ it harbors nine well-organized folders filled with creatives from the tour, including artworks, crowd shots, concert posters, and photographs from over a dozen venues. Fans now have access to files and imagery that were the actual assets used by the producer’s team throughout the tour.

Furthermore, Fred again.. uploaded a lengthy mix to his YouTube, which adds up to roughly four days of uninterrupted music stitched from every set from this tour.

Kicking off with his set in Glasgow, it glides through the rest of the shows with names of each artist who linked up with Fred again.. on tour, appearing on the visuals as the session unfolds. Featured acts include Hanumankind, Sammy Virji, Denzel Curry, KETTAMA, Flow Dan, Oppidan, Nia Archives, and many more.

Speaking about this mix, Fred again.. expressed on social media, “I really just wanted to document the insane experience of getting to play b2b wit this amazing list of ppl. A truly insane list of humans. To everyone who came to every show, I increasingly learn that you make them what they are more than we do.”

Image via Theo Batterham

Earlier this year, Fred again.. also dropped his magical two-hour-long B2B session with Daft Punk’s Thomas Bangalter, filmed at Alexandra Palace in London.

Find Fred Again’s USB002 Community Folder on Dropbox

Featured image via Dropbox

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