Groove Junction returns to Salisbury Arts Centre this summer for its fifth edition, promising six hours of genre-defying music and an unforgettable celebration of dance music culture.
Hosted by DJ Emma, the ever-popular event has become one of Salisbury's standout music nights, bringing together nationally recognised artists alongside some of the region's finest local talent.
Headlining this year's event is Gardna, the acclaimed Bristol artist renowned for his unique fusion of bass music, UK garage, jungle, reggae and drum & bass. With three critically acclaimed albums released, a fourth on the horizon, and standout performances at major festivals including Boomtown and Glastonbury, Gardna has firmly established himself as one of the UK's most exciting live performers.
DJ Emma will be talking to Craig Hicks on his Home Time Show this Friday (10th July) just after 4pm.
His impressive list of collaborators includes Mungo's Hi Fi, Gentleman's Dub Club and Omar, while a recent tour of Australia and New Zealand has further cemented his international reputation. Fresh from the road, Gardna now brings his electrifying live show to Groove Junction.
Joining him throughout the evening is a carefully curated line-up of outstanding local artists, including DJ Bong (Stand Out Records), Matt Kerley, Harri Mac, DJ Emma and MC 3-Bee, with hosting duties from the charismatic Zeph Miles.
Beyond the music, Groove Junction is proud to support the Ben Kinsella Trust, the national charity dedicated to preventing knife crime through education and campaigning. Resident MC 3-Bee, who was left with a severe brain injury after surviving a knife attack at the age of 19, performs at every Groove Junction event. His passion, resilience and talent continue to inspire audiences, making his performances a powerful reminder of the charity's vital work.
The fifth edition of Groove Junction promises another unforgettable night of uplifting music, community spirit and exceptional live performances.
For more information about the Ben Kinsella Trust, visit the Ben Kinsella Trust website.
Tickets for Groove Junction are available now via the Wiltshire Creative website.

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