Glastonbury reggae and dub openers Dreadzone to perform at The Met, Bury

Dreadzone <i>(Image: Dreadzone)</i>
Dreadzone (Image: Dreadzone)
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An "old-skool dub and dread" band who have taken to the stage at Glastonbury are coming to Bury next month.

Dreadzone, known for their unique range of "energy, dub and post-rave influence", will be playing The Met as part of their UK tour on Saturday, October 8.

Since their inception in 1993, the five-piece band who opened the Pyramid Stage at Glastonbury in 1994, is said to have been refining their sound.

Their blend of electro, dub and reggae has filled their singles including their Top 20 hit, "Little Britain".

Their last studio album "Dread Times", released on their own Dubwiser label, also reached the Top 40 UK Official Album Chart on release, the first time the band have charted in over 20 years.

Core members of the band are Greg Dread, ‘bass master’ Leo Williams, reggae vocalist Earl Sixteen, Brazil on technology and new member, Blake Robert, who is Greg’s son, on guitar.

The band have also been joined on stage recently for a number of shows by North West London singer-songwriter, Emily Capell.

She features on three tracks on the band’s recent release, Dreadzone presents Dubwiser Volume Two, including a Dreadzone remix of a track from her album Combat Frock.

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