Jungle Cakes lands at XOYO London on Friday, 14th March, for a landmark event that brings their signature sound to the capital with an immersive 360-degree experience. From 11pm to 5am, expect a night of unfiltered Jungle and Drum & Bass energy, featuring a hand-picked line-up of bass music heavyweights. A Room 2 takeover by Music From The Mothership adds an extra layer of depth to the event, showcasing the full range of underground sounds. Tickets start from £12.50 (+BF) via Skiddle: link.
Jungle Cakes has been a driving force in UK bass culture for years, with a legacy built on high-energy events, groundbreaking releases, and a commitment to pushing the sound forward. Their events are known for their electrifying atmospheres, seamless mixing, and sets that effortlessly move between classics and fresh productions. This XOYO takeover will be no different, delivering a night that celebrates the past, present, and future of Jungle and DnB.
The basement will be the epicentre of energy, headlined by Phibes. Deekline and Aries bring their combined firepower to a B2B set, while Ed Solo and Serial Killaz unite for a bass-heavy masterclass. Jappa, a rising force in the scene, steps up to bring his signature selections, with Corrupted Mind and ALR going B2B for a relentless showcase. Rounding off the line-up is Jurassik, while Logan takes the mic as host, ensuring the crowd stays engaged and hyped throughout.
Upstairs, Music From The Mothership presents an alternative take on bass music, featuring Asset, Tashphrodisiac, DJ Nay, Tank Howls, Anny, TJA, Sounds Of Fia, and KMZI MC. This space will be a playground for deeper cuts, pushing the boundaries of underground music while complementing the intensity of the main room.
With Weird Science at the helm, this event is set to be a standout moment in London’s clubbing calendar. XOYO’s renowned sound system and underground energy provide the perfect backdrop for Jungle Cakes’ return. Don’t wait—get your tickets now and prepare for a night of heavyweight bass and non-stop energy.
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