Dreadzone

Electro-dub pioneers Dreadzone formed in 1993 when ex-Big Audio Dynamite drummer Greg Roberts teamed up with Tim Bran, with the duo soon joined by bassist Leo Williams and keyboardist Dan Donovan, also formerly of Big Audio Dynamite, completing the group’s first line-up. A festival favourite, 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 seven Top 60 singles (including their Top 20 hit ‘Little Britain’) and are still going strong after 17 years.

Hit records, critical acclaim and a huge, devoted fan base are theirs, due in part to their utterly storming live shows. They released The Good, The Bad And The Dread - a compendium of their excellent musical story so far in 2011. The all-killer-no-filler 16 tracks collate the many highlights of ‘the Zone’s’ output to date - a coherent and still fresh-sounding body of work. The core members Greg Dread, original bassmaster Leo Williams, the unmistakable MC Spee, legendary reggae vocalist Earl 16 alongside Chris Compton on guitar make up the current Dreadzone line up. Dreadzone are currently writing a new album, will be playing at festivals throughout the Summer and touring in the UK and Europe this Autumn.

DMF Music: Agent and Management

May 20     Bearded Theory Festival
Jun 02 Soundhouse, Sevenoaks
Jul 06 Rock For People
Jul 08 Summerjam
Jul 14 Lion Fest 2012
Jul 28 Kendal Calling
Aug 10 Ostroda Reggae Festival
Aug 11 Farmer Phil's Festival
Aug 17 Beautiful Days Festival
Aug 18 Strummer Of Love
Aug 19 Sunflowerfest