City Splash Festival Set to Ignite South London This Bank Holiday
South London is buzzing as the City Splash Festival makes its grand return to Brockwell Park on Monday, May 27. With over 60 artists confirmed, this vibrant event promises an unstoppable celebration of Caribbean and African culture across seven lively stages.
Reggae Royalty and Dancehall Stars Take Centre Stage
Leading the charge is Grammy-nominated Jamaican reggae and dancehall legend Capleton. Known for his electrifying performances, Capleton headlines alongside dancehall heavyweights Beenie Man and the sensational Shenseea. Jamaican hitmaker Busy Signal, famous for tracks like ‘Stay So’, rounds out the top-tier lineup.
Diverse Sounds from Afrobeats to Dubstep
Festival-goers can catch Billboard-nominated Cameroonian-American singer Libianca and the iconic dub sound pioneers Channel One. Fans of bass-heavy beats won’t be disappointed with sets from Iration Steppas, Rampage Sound, Saxon Sound, Shy FX, and Rage MC, the ex-frontman of Chase & Status.
- Afrobeats and Amapiano selector DJ Neptizzle takes to the decks
- Party veterans Dubwise Jamaica return for their fourth year
- DJs Becca D, DJ Nate, Talia Goddess, Ayanna Heaven, and Pink Pantheress’ official DJ, JJess, keep the dancefloor alive
Authentic Vibes and Cultural Feast in Brixton
True to its roots, City Splash honours reggae and dub with sets from Sound System, Jahrevelationmuzik, and Bigga U Collective. This inclusive festival is a hub for communities to unite and celebrate Black heritage.
Set in Brixton—the beating heart of UK’s Caribbean culture—the event also boasts over 45 Black-owned food stalls partnered with Black Eats LDN. Attendees can indulge in authentic flavours, browse a creative market, and take part in eye-opening panel talks.
Don’t Miss the Ultimate Afro-Caribbean Bank Holiday Bash
With music, food, and community spirit soaring, City Splash Festival promises an unmissable day of culture and celebration. Mark your calendars—this is South London’s biggest Black culture blowout of the year.
