David Rodigan's Outlook Orchestra

Rescheduled date - original tickets remain valid.

David Rodigan & The Outlook Orchestra featuring Freddie McGregor, Horace Andy & Bitty Mclean will play live on London's Hampstead Heath on Sunday 27th June 2021! Joining them for this exclusive evening will be Gentleman's Dub Club, Channel One Soundsystem, YoLanda Brown, Norman Jay MBE & Don Letts!

We can't wait for this summer evening of reggae on the Heath, but book early to avoid disappointment! Gates open at 4pm and this family festival will include children's entertainment, face painting, hair braiding, henna tattooing and an abundance of stalls serving caribbean food and rum punch!

David Rodigan MBE needs little introduction, being regarded by many as the most influential broadcaster, DJ and champion for reggae music globally, whilst The Outlook Orchestra are in their own right a force of nature. Never before has music born from Soundsystem culture been played quite like it!

Over the last 2 years, Rodigan and The Outlook Orchestra have combined to set new standards in the genre. Testament to this success has been the selling out of the Royal Festival Hall, Somerset House and the Royal Albert Hall – each in under an hour.

Now for Summer 2021, fans can look forward to this one of a kind genre-defining act performing an exclusive outdoor concert at the iconic grounds of Kenwood House in Hampstead Heath, North London.

Rodigan & The Outlook Orchestra will headline the evenings proceedings bringing out legendary special guests including Bitty Mclean and Jamaican superstars Freddie McGregor and Horace Andy.

Alongside this, David has curated an evening’s bill of some of the finest live acts and DJ’s across the genre. The now legendary Gentleman’s Dub Club will headline the supporting artists with Yolanda Brown performing an exclusive set together with some of the finest selectors in the business including Norman Jay MBE, BBC 6Music tastemaker and all-round cultural cornerstone Don Letts and of course one of the world’s most respected sound-systems – Channel One.