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Hip-Hop vs Dancehall
10pm-4am Friday 12th January 2018
Brixton Jamm, 261 Brixton Rd, London SW9 6LH
Shortee Blitz
DJ Mo Fingaz
Charlie Dark
DJ Raskal
MC Pranksta the Trinigladiata
£6 Advance
£25 Group Ticket for 5
£10 on the door
For group and table bookings please email yo@thedoctorsorders.com
Having packed three Hip-Hop vs Dancehall parties at Brixton Jamm, which have shook the venue to it’s very foundations with strictly the best Hip-Hop & Dancehall, we are back and booked in for a regular party.
Join residents Shortee Blitz, DJ Mo Fingaz, DJ Raskal, Charlie Dark & MC Pranksta for 6 hours of the the hottest party vibes in the world.
Bring ya whistles, bring ya horns cos carnival is coming back!
Join the party…
1st Friday – Yeezy Does it / m.A.A.d City @ Trapeze
1st Saturday @ Hoxton Square / The Book Club
3rd Thursday – Hip-Hop Pub Quiz @ The Book Club
3rd Thursday – Midweek Marauders @ The Book Club
3rd Friday – Hip-Hop vs RnB @ The Hoxton Pony
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261 Brixton Road
London, , SW9 6LH
United Kingdom
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