Rumbellion

<p>Rumbellion is back for another 10-hour riot of rhythm, rum, and rebellion — and this time the fire’s coming from all angles. Deep reggae grooves, heavy subs, jungle chaos and rolling drum &amp; bass, straight from the underground. </p><p>We’re shining a spotlight on the fiercest rising female talent alongside old-skool heavyweights who never left the dance. Hosted at Distillery N17 — secret HQ of Pirate’s Grog Rum — this is more than a party. It’s a pilgrimage for the bass-hungry, rum-loving, rave-ready renegades. </p><p>Good people. Big sound. Dangerous rum. Let the storm brew.</p><p>Line-up</p><p>Kaya Fyah — roots, riddims and warrior-queen energy to light the fuse.</p><p>TopCat — ragga-jungle royalty; classic anthems and mic control, certified.</p><p>JayaHadADream — future-soul flow and razor bars over bass-heavy beats.</p><p>Shumba Youth — dancehall-charged vocals riding jungle rollers.</p><p>Jnr Baptiste — dubwise pressure and sound-system schooling.</p><p>Caveman Collective — primal percussion, underground drums, tribal bounce.</p><p>Smiley Dan — feel-good skankers, grin-inducing selections.</p><p>Maxine Scott — velvet R&amp;B tones with a dub undertow.</p><p>Submatic — UKG flavours: skippy 2-step, swingy drums and rude basslines.</p><p>Brother Culture — sound-system statesman, lightning-tongue chat.</p><p>Scuffed — rough-cut breaks and rowdy basslines.</p><p>Daddy Nature b2b DJ Dansey — tag-team turbulence from reggae to jungle to DnB.</p><p>DJ Amiah — genre-fluid selections built for the dance.</p><p>Ayito — percussive afro-bass and late-night heat.</p><p>And resident DJs Barold G and Delaboss.</p><p>Early tickets on sale now for just £10. Get them before the price goes up!</p><p>Secure your spot, rally your crew, and prepare for the reckoning at Distillery N17.</p>