Jai Wolf | Club Babu Tour
Written by Quenton Hua | February 10, 2026
Jai Wolf brought his Club babu tour to Kingdom nightclub in Austin on Jan. 17, delivering an electrifying set that began at midnight to a sold-out crowd. A Bangladesh native who came up in New York City, the producer has built a distinctive corner of the electronic music world with his dreamy synths, orchestral layering, and infectious melodies that carry an undercurrent of melancholy and reflection. Drawing from influences ranging from indie-punk to hip-hop, his music strikes a balance between danceable energy and emotional depth. Now on his 10th stop of a 16-city North American tour, Jai Wolf demonstrated why his sound resonates far beyond typical festival fare.
Kingdom was electric long before Jai Wolf took the stage. Doors opened at 10 PM with supporting artists Alkemi, Dwoopy, and ARINI setting the mood, and Jai Wolf even joined ARINI for a back-to-back set early in the night, setting the tone for what would become a marathon evening of electronic music. The sold-out crowd was a diverse mix, ranging from younger fans to older couples, all drawn into the intimate, dimly lit energy of the club. The anticipation in the room was palpable as the night crept toward its main event.
Behind the DJ booth on the elevated stage, Jai Wolf let his music speak for itself. The electronic heavy set filled the dimly lit club with pulsing beats and soaring melodies, turning Kingdom into something closer to a dance party than a traditional concert. Standout tracks like "Indian Summer," "Nothing Left to Lose," and "Starlight" anchored the set, each drawing the crowd deeper into the rhythm as the night pushed into the early hours. The crowd responded in kind, feeding off the energy and matching Jai Wolf's momentum as the room moved as one.
The Austin show sits right at the midpoint of Jai Wolf's Club babu tour, and it delivered on everything his growing fanbase has come to expect. The sold-out night was a reminder of what makes Jai Wolf stand out, music that feels both deeply personal and effortlessly fun to move to. It is that quality, the ability to pull in listeners whether they've followed his work for years or are hearing him for the first time, that makes Jai Wolf one of the more compelling artists in the electronic scene right now. With six more stops to go before the tour wraps up in Hawaii in March, Jai Wolf continues to build on what is shaping up to be one of the more exciting runs in electronic music. As 2026 unfolds, all signs point to him reaching even further.
