Dub Pistols

Dub Pistols – Enter The Tour 2026

From their roots in the 90s big beat explosion to becoming one of the UK’s most electrifying live bands, Dub Pistols have spent nearly three decades fusing dub, ska, hip-hop, reggae, jungle, and drum & bass into their unmistakable sound. With ten albums, countless festival appearances, and a reputation for chaos-driven live shows, Barry Ashworth and the Pistols remain unstoppable.

Now they’re stepping into a new chapter with Enter The Tour – the band’s first ever self-promoted tour. Independent and straight from the source, this run promises to be one of their wildest yet. Expect special guests throughout, fresh tracks from their new album Enter The Sound, and all the heavy bass, blazing brass, and high-energy madness that makes the Dub Pistols legendary.

Career Highlights:

• Festival legends at Glastonbury, Boomtown, Bestival, Electric Castle, Beat Hearder + more
• 10 studio albums, from 1998’s Point Blank to 2025’s Enter The Sound
• Collaborations with Terry Hall (The Specials), Horace Andy (Massive Attack), Rodney P, Akala + more
• Huge remixes for Moby, The Crystal Method, and Ian Brown
• Founders of their own festival, Mucky Weekender
• Champions of mental health advocacy through Barry Ashworth’s Flying Circus

What to Expect on Enter The Tour

– Bass-heavy beats, brass-fuelled chaos, and full-throttle energy
– New music from Enter The Sound alongside festival anthems
–  Special guests and surprise collaborations
–  A DIY, independent tour that puts fans front and centre

Be part of the chaos.

SUPPORT FROM – LAID BLAK

Laid Blak represent the quintessential Bristol music story, celebrating 20 years in the business this year, they have deservedly cemented themselves not just in Bristol’s honorary list but extremely thought after right across the UK. 2022 saw the band win Reggae Album of the Year voted by the people and awarded by the UK Reggae Fraternity, for its release of ‘From the Vaults’. The single release ‘Golden’ from the album was show cased on many radio stations most notably on BBC 6 Music with Craig Charles a big advocate. Formed from the partnership of Bristol producer DJ Bunjy and MC Joe Peng, two legends of the rave and proto-Jungle scenes, the pair spent the 90’s causing havoc on dance floors in the biggest raves around the country, performing for the era defining party brands and popping up on all the essential tape packs.

Building on their successful rave wrecking partnership, the pair began to look for a new musical direction and like many of Bristol’s most loved musical exports, they drew inspiration from the melting pot that is Bristol music, which of course has Reggae and Soundsystem culture at its core. What began as a studio project, found them seeking out some of the most impressive musicians the city has to offer and Laid Blak was formed.