General Levy (Live) + Jade Louise Manchester

General Levy returns to Joshua Brooks this October with rising selector Jade Louise on support. If you know, you know. The North London legend who gave jungle music its most recognisable anthem is back in Manchester's most respected underground venue.

Since "Incredible" with M-Beat shook the foundations of UK music in '94, Levy's been the gold standard for ragga jungle MCs. Three decades deep, still untouchable. From Fashion Records classics like "Heat" and "Breeze" to fresh 2025 releases with Young Franco, the general's artillery stays loaded. His rapid-fire flow and commanding stage presence have blessed everywhere from Notting Hill Carnival to Summer Jam.

Jade Louise sets the levels right from the jump. She's been making waves with her cross-genre selection – from jump-up rollers to deeper cuts – earning support slots for heavyweights like AMC and Sub Zero. Her energy behind the decks matches the basement perfectly.

Joshua Brooks' basement and General Levy is a combination that just makes sense. The Void Acoustics system was built for voices like his – every bar hits different when the acoustics are proper. Princess Street's been the home of Manchester drum & bass culture for 25 years, and nights like this remind you why.

Limited capacity in the basement. Heads who were there for his previous JB's sessions already know the levels. First come, first served on the door, but don't chance it.