Let It Roll has announced its 2023 lineup with some huge DnB names for this year’s instalment.
The epic three day drum and bass festival is returning to Milovice Airfield in the Czech Republic from 3 – 6 August.
Six spectacular stages will host a whole range of DnB heroes from legends, pioneers and new school stars.
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The acts confirmed in the phase three lineup release are Dimension, Wilkinson, Black Sun Empire, Culture Shock, Delta Heavy, DJ Marky, Friction, Hedex and Metrik.
Other confirmed headliners include: Chase and Status, Andy C, Bru-C, Camo & Krooked, Shy FX, Sub Focus, Modestep, Kanine and Break.
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Hundreds more will bless the stages over the three days, so make sure you get your hands on a ticket to be part of something huge.
Whether you’re into jump up or liquid, there’s an artist to suit any of your needs at Let It Roll this summer.
Get your tickets to this incredible, unmissable three days of bass driven fun here.
Luxury camping, car and tent options are available for all budgets, although the community feel of the DnB crowd is priceless.
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Mind-blowing production, sound systems, lights and lasers make it the “gold standard of European drum and bass gatherings”.
For added fun past the music, bus parties are available along with chill zones for a spot of relaxation.
Massages and hookahs are also on offer to soothe your external after a long day of raving.
Satisfy your internal with delicious street food vendors with vegan and vegetarian options – there’s truly something for everyone.
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Let It Roll has been shaping the drum & bass scene for more than 20 years.
Its history goes back to its underground roots and raves, on to this 30,000 capacity festival and is known worldwide for its incredible production.
Let It Roll’s awesome opening ceremonies are a sight to behold and the event itself is hotly anticipated.
The Let It Roll brand tours and regularly sells out the iconic Printworks venue in London.
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