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Hospitality is the global events arm of the leading UK drum & bass label, Hospital Records. With 23 years in the game, it has become a staple at clubs, festivals, and raves across the globe, famed for its unparalleled atmosphere, world-class DJs, and the greatest ravers in the world. At a Hospitality event, you can expect all styles of drum and bass – from liquid to jungle, rollers to jump-up, minimal to neuro, and everything in between. With a lineage that spans iconic venues such as Heaven, O2 Academy Brixton, Building Six, Studio 338, Motion, Roxy, Avalon Hollywood, Tobacco Dock, Printworks, and Drumsheds, the iconic ‘H’ and the parties that took place underneath it have shaped drum & bass and dance music culture beyond measure. Taking drum & bass to every corner of the globe, Hospitality hosts incredible events across the UK, Europe, Australia, Asia, and the USA. They even host a three-day indoor festival on the UK’s South Coast and a seven-day drum & bass holiday, Hospitality On The Beach, on the beautiful shores of Tisno, Croatia. Guided by its motto, “Spread Love,” Hospitality creates a welcoming, inclusive environment for ravers of all ages and backgrounds, encouraging its DnB family to express themselves and be whoever they want to be. This is your sign to experience a Hospitality party! Drum and bass, often abbreviated as D&B or DnB, is a genre of electronic music that emerged in the early 1990s in the UK. It evolved from the British rave scene and jungle music, characterized by its fast breakbeats (typically between 160–180 beats per minute) with heavy bass and sub-bass lines. Drum and bass was influenced by a variety of genres, including reggae, dub, early hip-hop, and the breakbeat hardcore and techno scenes of the late '80s and early '90s. In the early '90s, jungle music—which featured breakbeats and reggae-style basslines—played a significant role in the formation of drum and bass. Central to drum and bass are the breakbeats, often using samples from funk and jazz tracks. The "Amen break," a drum solo from the Winston Brothers' "Amen, Brother," is one of the most sampled pieces in this genre. Throughout the '90s, drum and bass evolved with the help of producers like Goldie, LTJ Bukem, Roni Size, and Grooverider. Techstep: A darker, more minimal form of drum and bass that emerged in the mid-'90s, influenced by industrial and techno sounds. Liquid Funk: Also known as liquid drum and bass, it melds the traditional beats with more melodic and ambient elements. Neurofunk: Features highly complex drum patterns and dark, synthesized sounds. Jump-Up: Often more energetic and accessible, characterized by a bouncy beat. Essential to the scene, with MCs adding vocal layers and DJs crafting intricate mixes. Drum and bass became a staple at underground raves and nightclubs, contributing to its spread worldwide. This genre has gained popularity worldwide, with scenes in the US, Europe, and Asia. Artists across various genres, including pop and hip-hop, have incorporated elements of drum and bass in their work. Drum and bass remains a dynamic and influential genre in the electronic music landscape, known for its creative rhythm experimentation and diverse subgenres. #SunKissed #SunnyVibes #HereComesTheSun #SunShineDay #GoldenHours #MusicLovers #TuneIn #FeelTheBeat #HarmonyVibes #MelodyMagic #BeachBum #OceanBreeze #SeasideChill #BeachLife #SandAndSurf #DnBGroove #BassBeats #DrumAndBassVibes #StreamDnB #RaveReady #OneLoveVibes #UnityInLove #SpreadTheLove #PeaceAndLove #LoveIsAll #FamilyBonding #TogetherTime #SquadGoals #FamilyFirst #HospitalityOnTheBeach #2025