Red Bull Culture Clash
Red Bull Culture Clash is an indoor sound clash event hosted by Red Bull.
Four crews compete in four or five rounds of genre-bending musical competition, with the winner decided by volume of crowd response. Founded in 2010, with a hiatus in 2015, the event is billed as "the world's biggest musical battle."[1][2] In 2014, the event was attended by 20,000 people, with 30,000 anticipated in 2016.[1][2]
Crews
- 2010 - February: Metalheadz (winners), Soul II Soul, Trojan Soundsystem, Digital Mystikz.
- 2010 - October: Metalheadz, Skream and Benga, Soul Jazz, Channel One (winners)[3].
- 2012: Channel One, Major Lazer, Boy Better Know (winners), Annie Mac (ft Magnetic Man, Redlight, Disclosure and Rudimental)
- 2013 [New York]: Just Blaze & Young Guru, Federation Sound, Que Bajo?!, Trouble & Bass (winners)
- 2014: Rebel Sound (Chase & Status, David Rodigan, Shy FX and MC Rage) (winners), Boy Better Know, A$AP Mob, Stone Love Movement
- 2016: Mixpak (winners), Wiz Khalifa & Taylor Gang, UKG Allstars, Eskimo Dance (Grime acts hosted by Wiley)
- 2017: [Atlanta]: Eardrummers ft. Mike Will Made-It, Unruly (winners), Disturbing London ft. Tinie Tempah, Enjoylife ft. Wondagurl
- 2018: [Berlin]: Jugglerz, Betty Ford Boys, Die Achse, Revolution No 5[4]
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References
- "Red Bull Culture Clash: Fans descend on Earls Court". The Independent. Retrieved 2016-02-03.
- "Red Bull Culture Clash returns to Bristol in March". Time Out Bristol. Retrieved 2016-02-03.
- "RBMA Culture Clash 2010". Clash Magazine. Retrieved 2020-03-26.
- http://berlinfestival.redbullmusic.com/de/events/culture-clash
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