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The Doctor’s Orders present
Hip-Hop vs Dancehall
9.30pm-3am | Friday 20th August 2021
& 3rd Friday of every month
@ Junction House, 578 Kingsland Road, London E8 4AH
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RAS KWAME (Capital Xtra)
DJ RASCAL (Just Vibes)
TEDDY LEWIS (Rinse FM)
SHEJAY (We Are Dopamine)
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£8 advance || £25 Group Ticket for 4 || £12 on the door
London’s original sound-clash dance is back! Hip-Hop vs Dancehall returns to but to a new home at Dalston’s Junction House. Expect the same great vibes just in a new location.
Featuring the best DJs in the capital including Ras Kwame the man behind the most listened to dancehall radio show IN THE WORLD this is the monthly party for all of those looking to bring a taste of Carnival to every month.
You will be treated to only the very best in rap and bashment every month so make sure you get involved.
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578 Kingsland Road
London, , E8 4AH
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