The long-awaited reunion of two major figures on the British music scene, Skream and Benga, promises to be an unmissable event. These two artists, respectively pioneers of dubstep and spearheads of the electronic scene, mark their return together on stage for an exceptional evening at Dour, on July 18.

Skream, renowned for his mastery of musical genres, has brilliantly traversed the ages, navigating disco, house, techno and many other influences. His musical journey began at the age of 11, when he got into dubstep before branching out to explore new sounds. With productions like “Rollercoaster” and remixes for the likes of Duke Dumont and Infinity Ink, Skream has proved his ability to reinvent his style while remaining true to his roots. His famous “Open To Close” evenings, where he plays memorable sets to packed houses around the world, testify to his place as a key player on today’s electronic music scene. Every Skream performance is an immersive experience, a journey that echoes his long-standing passion for music and the trust of his fans.

As for Benga, he embodies the evolution of dubstep through his unique career path. At the age of 14, he joined the scene at the legendary London club Velvet Rooms for revolutionary nights that laid the foundations for hybrid UK garage. At just 15, he made his debut with the 12” ‘Skank/Dose’ on DJ Hatcha’s Big Apple label, marking the start of a meteoric career. Alongside his friend Skream, Benga became a central figure in the global dubstep movement. His next album, “Diary of an Afro Warrior”, is a true musical statement, a reflection of his journey and his unique identity, symbolized by his now iconic Afro hairstyle.

On July 18 at Dour, Skream and Benga will join forces on stage to offer a memorable evening, where every track, every transition and every beat will resonate as a tribute to the heritage of the British rave scene and the passion of these two peerless artists. Don’t miss this opportunity to experience a legendary duo who continue to shape the future of electronic music.