Showing upcoming festivals from Tue 10th Nov 2026 onwards.
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Subsonic Music Festival
13th - 15th Nov 2026
Core. - A Celebration Of Noise
13th - 15th Nov 2026
EFG London Jazz Festival
13th - 22nd Nov 2026
Hondo Rodeo Fest Arizona
13th - 15th Nov 2026
Jamie Duggan The Sound Of Bassline Festival
14th - 15th Nov 2026
Vans Warped Tour - Orlando, FL
14th - 15th Nov 2026
Kendal Mountain Festival
19th - 22nd Nov 2026
Drum & Bass Weekender Amsterdam 2026
20th - 23rd Nov 2026
Strawberry Fields Australia
20th - 22nd Nov 2026
Compass Music Festival
27th - 28th Nov 2026
Metal Hammer Paradise
27th - 28th Nov 2026
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Oneman has almost single-handedly re-invented old school garage - taking the art of djing to a new level - recontextualising 2 step garage into dubstep, grime, funky, 'wonky' and beyond. He is the only artist ever to appear on Mary Anne Hobb’s BBC Radio 1 show without releasing a single record." - Cargo, London.
"It's a kind of an unwritten rule but by and large to become a big DJ in dubstep you need either two things: An incredible arsenal of new dubplates, or a talent for production such that you have, well, an incredible arsenal of new dubplates. But recently a DJ has managed a steep climb up the scene's ranks without either. He is DJ Oneman." - Martin Clark, Pitchfork.














