Shaquille O'Neal, one of the most dominant figures in NBA history, has seamlessly transitioned into the electronic music world as DJ DIESEL. Standing at 7'1" and 325 pounds, his larger-than-life presence and passion for bass music have made him a force in the scene. His love for music began in his teenage years when he saved up to buy turntables, later leading to love for music began in his teenage years when he saved up to buy turntables, later leading to his platinum-selling rap album Shaq Diesel. In 2014, after crashing TomorrowWorld and discovering acts like Steve Aoki and Skrillex, Shaq fully immersed himself in EDM.

Since reigniting the DJ DIESEL persona, Shaq has become a leading name in bass music, known for his high-energy performances and legendary mosh pits. He has collaborated with artists such as Riot Ten, NGHTMRE, Eliminate, Sullivan King, Layz, Crankdat and Steve Aoki while playing some of the biggest festivals, including Tomorrowland, EDC Las Vegas, Lost Lands, Lollapalooza, Electric Zoo, and Forbidden Kingdom. His reputation as a festival favorite continues to grow as he dominates stages worldwide.

Beyond performing, Shaq has expanded his brand through Shaq’s Bass All Stars, a touring festival series that brings together top bass music talent. His Las Vegas residency at the Wynn, where he plays at XS Nightclub and Encore Beach Club, further cements his status in the electronic music industry. His dynamic sets and infectious energy have made him a staple in both the festival and nightclub circuits.

With a relentless drive and deep passion for the bass scene, DJ DIESEL is more than just a celebrity DJ—he's a true powerhouse in EDM. Whether igniting festival crowds, producing heavy-hitting tracks, or curating his own events, Shaq continues to push boundaries, proving that no stage is too big for Diesel