Reggae Roast Bank Holiday BBQ
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Louis Slipperz + Ramon Judah + Exel & Moodie + Earl 16 + Reggae Roast + Chris Blacklay + Main Squeeze + Anarkali
Sunday, 2 May 2010 -
Sunday, 2 May 2010
Times : 15:00 - 03:00 15:00 - 03:00
Times : 15:00 - 03:00 15:00 - 03:00
The Big Chill House, 257-259 Pentonville Road, Kings Cross, N1 9NL
How Much:
Free!
'The time has come,' the Walrus said...for the Reggae Roast to chill us out once again. Reggae Roast has been affiliated with legends of our time, and have been known to pack out a warehouse or two in East London.
This year the Reggae Roast DJs head up a host of very special artists who will be ripping some roots reggae, dancehall, steppers and dubstep on the dance-floor of vibe. If you feel like some relaxing, head up to the Big Chill roof. You'll find a tropical wonderland, complete with tiki bar, palm trees and jerk chicken BBQ
Resident DJs Exel and Moodie are joined by guests, including a live PA from UK Reggae ambassador; Earl 16. He's worked with the likes of British electronic-dub/dance producers Dreadzone, and Mad Professor as well as producer and singer Mikey Dread.
What better way to spend the bank holiday? Great food, drink specials, music and atmosphere.Oh and it's free!
Get down there early before the event reaches maximum capacity, which is likely to be by 5pm if the last two years are anything to go by.
This year the Reggae Roast DJs head up a host of very special artists who will be ripping some roots reggae, dancehall, steppers and dubstep on the dance-floor of vibe. If you feel like some relaxing, head up to the Big Chill roof. You'll find a tropical wonderland, complete with tiki bar, palm trees and jerk chicken BBQ
Resident DJs Exel and Moodie are joined by guests, including a live PA from UK Reggae ambassador; Earl 16. He's worked with the likes of British electronic-dub/dance producers Dreadzone, and Mad Professor as well as producer and singer Mikey Dread.
What better way to spend the bank holiday? Great food, drink specials, music and atmosphere.Oh and it's free!
Get down there early before the event reaches maximum capacity, which is likely to be by 5pm if the last two years are anything to go by.
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