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DREADZONE

Core members Greg Dread and original bassmaster Leo Williams with legendary reggae vocalist Earl 16 are joined by Bazil on technology and new member Blake Robert (Greg?s son) on guitar in the 2022 Dreadzone live line-up. The band have also been joined on stage recently for a number of shows by North West London singer-songwriter Emily Capell. She features on 3 tracks on the band?s recent release - Dreadzone presents Dubwiser Volume Two - including a Dreadzone remix of a track from her album Combat Frock. The chemistry between Dreadzone and Emily is evident on the albums collaborations and is a perfect example of how the two work together.

Dubwiser Volume Two features collaborations, remixes and artists own tracks from Megative, Emily Capell, Gaudi, Professor Skank, Bazil, Sub Mantra, Dubmatix and Dreadzone.
The album charted at Number 13 in the Official Album Compilation Chart and in the Top 20 in the Official Vinyl Album Chart on its release in 2022

Vocalist and MC Spee was forced to step back from the live line-up due to ill health in Spring 2022. In a brief hiatus the band refocussed their show and explored some different aspects of their history and catalogue ahead of their 30th anniversary next year. Dreadzone are an unstoppable force who have long been, and still are, one of the best live bands around with a loyal and ever growing fanbase due in part to their storming and energetic live shows.

Dreadzone have been releasing albums and progressively bettering, refining and perfecting their own unique and inimitable take on dub since their inception in 1993. Dreadzone opened the Pyramid Stage at Glastonbury in 1994 and began to bring their unique blend of electro, dub and reggae to a wider audience, going on to chart several singles including their Top 20 hit ?Little Britain?. Their last studio album ?Dread Times?, released on their own Dubwiser label, stormed into the Top 40 UK Official Album Charts on release ? the first time the band have charted in over 20 years.


"A feast of bass heavy dubwise danceability? Clash

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A very iconic Derby public house famed for its range of real ales.

It is also one of Derby's few live music venues.

The building consists of a front room with bar and seating continuing round into the rest of the bar area. There is also a small comfortable seating area in the back bar area with a viewing panel of the pubs stillage.

Free acoustic sessions: Monday 8pm, Wednesday 9pm and Sunday 4pm to 7pm.

Nepalese cuisine 7pm to 9pm every Tuesday.

Children welcome until 9pm

19-25 King Street,

Derby,

Derbyshire,

England,

DE1 3DZ.

01332 204 955