A pioneer for women in dance music, the past 12 months have been “absolutely mental” for Charlotte Plank. The singer, writer and producer has released a string of poppy drum & bass anthems and collaborated with scene legends Rudimental. Thriving off the chaotic energy, she’s also joined them onstage at festivals like Parklife, Glastonbury and BBC Radio One’s Big Weekend.

Her first single ‘Hate Me’ was inspired by the vision of Nirvana making a drum & bass hit. Now her music giddily pulls from influences as broad as The Cure, Apex Twin, The Prodigy, Lily Allen, Goldie, The Smiths, Bicep and Four Tet.

As well as boasting a blossoming fanbase, Plank is also a proud member of Loud LDN, a collective of female producers, singers and creatives featuring the likes of Venbee and Piri.

Last year, while working in a supermarket and writing music around the day job, she drew up an ambitious five-year plan that involved playing Glastonbury. She’s already way ahead of schedule but shows no signs of slowing down.

You've probably heard Hannah Boleyn's captivating vocals on her hit single DNA (Loving You) with Billy Gillies. The record hit No. 1 on the UK Soundcloud and iTunes charts, alongside hitting the Official UK top 10 and remaining in the charts for 21 weeks (and counting). DNA has been playlisted on BBC Radio 1, KISS and Capital, and is now gaining huge support across Europe. The London based artist developed her love for dance music as a child whilst watching her Mum’s aerobics classes, soundtracked by house classics such as ‘You Got The Love’ and ‘Gypsy Woman’. You can hear these early influences in the irresistible dance hooks on; 'Show Me' with John Summit (Danny Howard's Hottest record on Radio 1) and 'Wild Night' with Michael Calfan that spent 14 weeks in the Spotify Global Dance chart. Boleyn has also recently been working with Galantis, KSHMR, Armin Van Buuren, Sigma, D.O.D and Jax Jones.

MAFRO makes emotional electronic music that swings between melancholy and euphoria, inviting the listener in, and putting them at the centre of the story. The North London artist has flourished as one of the UK's most promising new talents since the launch of his debut EP, Bloom, in 2023. He has been recognised as "dance music's upcoming breakthrough act" in NME's Top 100, and collaborated with the likes of Aluna, TSHA and Diplo on the latter’s recent Grammy-nominated album. Drawing influence from crossover pioneers like SBTRKT, Jai Paul, and Jacques Greene, MAFRO delivers a woozy, free-flowing approach to melody, juxtaposed with impactful lyrics that generate space for tension and release. This is electronic music, but rather than being rooted deep in the club, it’s drifting on its vapours. MAFRO’s singles ‘Love Me’ and ‘Bad Enough’ were released this year ahead of his forthcoming Higher EP, set for release in early 2024.

GET READY FOR THE WORLD’S BIGGEST SING-ALONG PARTY AT MASSAOKE A brilliant live band plays hairbrush anthems from across the decades – accompanied by giant video lyrics – and everyone sings together. MASSAOKE has toured the world from New York to Adelaide and all across Europe, and played to huge crowds at festivals including Glastonbury, Latitude and Edinburgh Fringe. Expect sequins, spandex, rockstar poses and infinite air guitar. All you need to do is BRING THE SING!

No stranger to UK bass fans, Shapes is an electronic artist, DJ and producer known for mind-blowing, relentless, multi-turntable sets, hook-laden bass lines, and that rare talent of understanding how to deliver a hit.

Shapes has been rewarded with multiple disc awards, remixed some of the biggest names in music, and performed on some of the biggest and best stages across the UK, Europe, Australia and New Zealand.

Huge originals and releases on the likes of Circus Records, Hospital Records, Bite This, CruCast and Bingo Bass. Collaborations and remixes of some of the biggest names in the game like Nathan Dawe, Netsky, Rita Ora, Venbee, Rudimental, Bad Boy Chiller Crew and Bru-C. His partnership with Bru-C has delivered some of the biggest moments in the Shapes story so far, including a UK top 20 track with 'No Excuses'.

Armed with a never-ending supply of bass weapons, his quick-fire mixing, tricks, and double drops mixed live over four decks have brought the energy to huge European festival stages including Reading & Leeds, Pukkelpop and Sundown Festival.

From wild nights in the legendary Ministry of Sound to sun-drenched Ibiza hotspots such as O Beach, Plastik and Eden - Sick Trumpet’s epic horn lines blend seamlessly with iconic dance music, a sonic cocktail that has captivated audiences everywhere from wild uni parties to pulsating super clubs.

Based out of London, he is a regular feature for global dance brands such as Housework, Boat Club, Kinky Malinki and Tru’s Do’s and his energetic and dynamic live shows have led him to perform at some of the world’s most legendary party locations including Ibiza, Mykonos, Magaluf and Dubai.

He currently holds residencies at Le Fez (London) and Mama Roux's (Birmingham) and he performs regularly for ISG at some of the UK’s leading festivals including Creamfields, Reading & Leeds, Isle of Wight, Latitude and Kendal Calling.

Heading into 2024, Sick Trumpet is already looking forward to performances in locations such as Ibiza, Magaluf and the Caribbean and with a plethora of festivals and nightclubs in the pipeline it’s shaping up to be his best year yet.

From wild nights in the legendary Ministry of Sound to sun-drenched Ibiza hotspots such as O Beach, Plastik and Eden - Sick Trumpet’s epic horn lines blend seamlessly with iconic dance music, a sonic cocktail that has captivated audiences everywhere from wild uni parties to pulsating super clubs.

Based out of London, he is a regular feature for global dance brands such as Housework, Boat Club, Kinky Malinki and Tru’s Do’s and his energetic and dynamic live shows have led him to perform at some of the world’s most legendary party locations including Ibiza, Mykonos, Magaluf and Dubai.

He currently holds residencies at Le Fez (London) and Mama Roux's (Birmingham) and he performs regularly for ISG at some of the UK’s leading festivals including Creamfields, Reading & Leeds, Isle of Wight, Latitude and Kendal Calling.

Heading into 2024, Sick Trumpet is already looking forward to performances in locations such as Ibiza, Magaluf and the Caribbean and with a plethora of festivals and nightclubs in the pipeline it’s shaping up to be his best year yet.

An award-winning radio presenter and international DJ, Haashim is the epitome of a “multi-genre” DJ with a discerning ability to mix seamlessly between various musical genres to cater for any crowd.

Playing some of the most renowned venues across the UK and touring regularly internationally for his club and festival bookings, Haashim aims to leave his mark with his scratch ability, music selection, exclusive remixes and hype on the mic!

Over the course of his career, Haashim has worked with several major names in the industry and continues to gain support from listeners and artists such as D Block Europe, Nathan Dawe, Stefflon Don, Steel Banglez, Imran Khan, Panjabi MC, Zack Knight, H Dhami, Mumzy Stranger, Jazzy B, Tory Lanez, Tim Westwood, Charlie Sloth, Tyga, Kid Ink, Nelly, DJ Luck & MC Neat, DJ Pioneer, So Solid Crew, General Levy, Shy FX, DJ Ace, DJ Cameo, M Huncho, Fredo, Mostack & B Young.

Currently presenting for his local radio station (Asian Star Radio), his weekly mix show reaches an audience of over 120k listeners.

JayR is here to provide all the best hip-hop/rnb tracks all night!

The young DJ has started to build his profile in the west London club scene, warming up for artists such as Nafe Smallz, Wes Nelson, Yung filly and more.

The flawless resident is here to bring limitless energy and vibes all night, to give you the best Summer Ball experience.