WITH the sound seal of approval from some of Britain's hip hop heavyweights, drum and bass band Scassa Monakee bypass the bright lights of the city clubs and head to Kendal on February 18.
The northern five-piece, who have been given the nod by the likes of renegade rapper Roots Manuva and DJ Yoda, front a six-strong line-up at The Park.
Scassa Monakee head the second half of the night 11pm until 2am alongside Kendal hip hop DJ Shaolin Monkey.
The night has been organised by South Lakeland promoter Evolved Addict, whose Christmas bash lured Cornish band Prime Scandal and the likes of West Coast band Colurblind to Kendal back in December.
The first half of the night will see a line-up of local bands take to the stage between 8pm and 11pm including Arnside's Call Of Duty, West Cumbrian indie band Silvertone, Nothing Less and Workington's Innominate.
Tickets are available on the door and cost £6 before 10pm, £7 after, or £5 with an NUS card.
A coach is running from Barrow especially for this event. Anyone interested in booking a place should email evolvedaddict@gmail.com
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