LET IT ROLL FESTIVAL 23. & 24. 7.2010 @ STARE ZDANICE (Czech republic)
Let It Roll holds a unique position among Czech Republic’s music events as it is the only exclusively drum & bass festival. What is more, it is the sole event bringing a line-up comparable to the biggest events held abroad. A great amount of the most famous DJs and producers who are not being seen very often in the Czech Republic always reign over its main stage. This makes Let It Roll the most popular event for drum & bass-lovers as well as the DJs.
The festival takes place in an attractive location, surrounded by beautiful nature including a sand beach with bathing and forests. Last year, some 6000 people visited the second edition of the festival. The line-up consisted of names like Andy C, Chase & Status, Noisia, LTJ Bukem & MC Conrad, Congo Natty, Ed Rush & Optical, Commix, Spectrasoul and many more. All the visitors as well as the DJs left amazed by the unbelievable atmosphere and the beautiful surroundings of the festival site. The festival placed first in the Czech Drumandbass Awards, and scored among the top ten festivals overall in the Dance Music Awards.
Parking, camping and bathing are available. Pardubice is located in central-eastern Bohemia, one hour by train / car from Prague. It can be reached within two to three hours from any of Czech Republic’s borders. Czech’s main railway artery also passes through the city of Pardubice. (Wien – Pardubice 260 km, Dresden – Pardubice 250 km, Wroclaw – Pardubice 200 km)
Regular two-day tickets are available for 550 CZK (+ pre-sellers fee). Get your tickets @ TICKETPORTAL, or from local dealers. Links are situated in the TICKETS section. Tickets at the door will be priced at 650 CZK. Single-night tickets will be available only for the Saturday night, at the door for 450 CZK.
Let It Roll currently follows up with its 20th edition featuring Sub Focus, High Contrast, London Elektricity, Marky, Stamina MC, Spor, Matrix, Futurebound, Marcus Intalex, Calibre, Original Sin and many more on the bill.
