Mad Professor’s Dub Clinic - “Roots of Dub”
Sunday 5th February, 7pm, Bongo Club
Weekend-ticket holders will have the privilege to attend one of Mad Professor’s famous workshops. Entitled “Roots of Dub”, the Prof will take us through his life in dub, and with mixing desk and soundsystem, take us through the rudiments of dub from early times to dubstep. This is a very special event, and a once in a life-time opportunity for fans and producers of dub music to hear from one of the true international legends of the genre. You will have the opportunity not only to learn from the man, but also ask a few questions.
How Do I Sign Up?
The Mad Professor Dub Clinic is open to Weekend Ticket holders only (buy them here). Capacity is limited to 50 as this will be a seated event. Spaces are allocated on a first-come-first-serve basis. To sign up, please email [email protected] with your name and ticket number (or confirmation number if you have ordered tickets on-line).
If there is any space left at the workshop for non-ticket holders, tickets will be sold on the door for £15.
Wee Dub Community Session: An Afternoon of Workshops, Film, Music
Saturday 4th February, 12pm - 4pm, Out of the Blue Drillhall (Free for all)
On the Saturday afternoon of the Wee Dub Festival, while we’re getting set up for the night’s festivities, you can relax at the Out of The Blue Drill Hall and enjoy the following attractions:
- Children’s “Dub Zone” - live musical experimentation for kids
- A music station set up with the help of Red Dog Music and Jewel & Esk College will allow kids and adults alike to experiment with sound manipulation and FX.
- Bellydance meets Dub dance workshop from Barocco Tribal
- Get down with your bad self and shimmy!
Tribal Belly Dance meets Dub workshop!
Suitable for all ages, experience and gender,
Too book your place please email [email protected] - Dreadlock making workshop
- How to build a speaker
- DJ Nem & The Reggae Stew Crew spinning warm vibes
- Stalls of various kinds from crafts, music retailers and charities
- Film showings
- Good and I-Tal food
This portion of the festival is FREE for everyone, ticket-holders or not.
