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Drum and Bass | Wednesday 20th September 2017 | Arren
Guestlist’s top picks for this years Hospitality festival.
There’s not long to go before the second Hospitality In The Park festival kicks off at Finsbury Park. We’ve counted down the our top picks of the artists performing at the festival across the day!
It was a hard call as the line up is completely insane. You can get full details for the event with the full line up here.
London Elektricity Big Band
After an insane headline slot at the debut last year, London Elektricity will be back with their Big Band this year. Performing the group’s best tracks with three vocalists and a 22 piece brass band, this is London Elektricity on another level. They’ll be headlining on the Hospitality tent.
Calibre
This guy’s an absolute legend. His productions are a masterclass of drum & bass and his sets and something to behold. The Irish d&b don doesn’t perform many gigs/festivals so to have him on the line up is quite something. He’ll be holding things down in the fabriclive tent, expect nothing short of perfection.
Clipz
Redlight’s drum & bass moniker returns for the first time in years. Clipz was a driving force in drum & bass in the noughties with his sick quirky dance floor centred beats. Leaving drum & bass to focus on house, Clipz hasn’t released new material or DJ’ed drum & bass since his departure. This will sure be one of the biggest sets of the day on the fabriclive stage.
Break
Symmetry Recordings boss and winner of last years Critics Choice award at the Drum&BassArena. Break is the king of beefy beats and his productions are tight AF. He’ll be tearing it out on the Let It Roll stage alongside SP:MC.
Kings of the Rollers
One of the sickest groups to emerge in drum & bass this year. Made up of Voltage, Bladerunner & Serum, the Kings of the Rollers have been smashing the clubs and festivals this year. We reported on their rise back in August, see them for real on the Invaderz Stage.
