The Sub Rooms

Fri 25 Oct 2024

Symphonica ft Mr Switch: History of Drum & Bass

Music + 18+ Event
Symphonica ft Mr Switch: History of Drum & Bass

  • Doors: N/A

  • Start Time: 19:00

  • Date: Fri 25 Oct 2024

  • Price: £25.00 (£29.00 Door)

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Expect to hear legendary tracks as you’ve never heard them before - performed by a live orchestra!
After their pioneering debut at Boomtown Festival in 2015, this unique combination of orchestra (led by conductor / composer Miles Hancock) & DJ (4 x world champion Mr Switch) has been tearing up dancefloors with their unique take on classic dance anthems.
 
They have taken on the biggest tunes from the worlds of house and trance, jungle and hip-hop, and give them a brand new twist - pitting breaks, beats, brass and bass against strings, synths and samples.
 

“Absolutely amazing!” - LTJ Bukem  

“The entire stage was electrified with energy… seamlessly mixing beloved dance tracks and transforming them into something powerful” - Continental Drifts

Symphonica & Mr Switch are currently touring their ‘Ibiza Orchestra’ show, as well as their high-energy ‘History Of Drum & Bass’, to 100,000+ people every year, across the UK, Europe & the Middle-East. They have had sell-out solo shows at venues including Village Underground, Melkweg Amsterdam, NEC Arena, Bla Bla Dubai - as well as headline shows at festivals such as Glastonbury, Shambala, The Great Estate, Shindig, Victorious Festival & Camp Bestival. They have shared stages with the likes of Basement Jaxx, Krafty Kuts, Jazzy Jeff, Hackney Colliery Band, Dutty Moonshine, Freestylers, DJ Hype, Example, Fergie & Todd Terry.

With their own classical spin on classic dance tracks, this is a show you won’t want to miss!

“Wonderful! Just the sort of thing you come to a festival to discover!” - Steve Lamacq

“A high octane fest of classics & underground anthems, blended with such musicality it’ll leave you wanting more and more. Go see them now!” - Freestylers

“Dope!”- Jazzy Jeff