Let It Roll Festival 2027: Celebrating 25 Years of Drum & Bass

Let It Roll Festival returns to Lake Most in Czechia for a landmark celebration of 25 years at the forefront of drum & bass culture. Widely regarded as the world’s largest drum & bass festival, Let It Roll transforms its lakeside home into an immense bass-powered universe where spectacular stages, international ravers and cutting-edge production come together.

From its roots in Prague’s early-2000s underground, Let It Roll has grown into a global meeting point for fans of every corner of drum & bass. The festival’s rise has been driven by its commitment to exceptional sound, striking visual design and a line-up philosophy that gives equal space to genre-defining legends and the scene’s next generation.

The official artist line-up for 2027 has not yet been announced. However, the anniversary edition is set to feature special performances and unique sets celebrating the festival’s 25-year history, alongside programming across a range of drum & bass styles. Previous editions have featured artists including Chase & Status, Pendulum, A.M.C, Camo & Krooked, Mefjus, Hybrid Minds, Netsky, Wilkinson, Koven, Black Sun Empire, Friction, Metrik, Delta Heavy and Andy C. These acts are not confirmed for 2027, but they reflect the calibre and diversity of the festival’s musical heritage.

Across multiple stages, visitors can expect everything from deep and liquid selections to dancefloor anthems, neurofunk pressure, jump-up energy and forward-thinking experimental sounds. Immersive audiovisual shows, carefully engineered sound systems and large-scale stage designs ensure that every area delivers its own distinct atmosphere.

Lake Most offers a striking setting for the festival, combining vast open-air dancefloors with scenic water views and space to relax between sets. On-site camping remains at the heart of the experience, while upgraded accommodation and VIP options are available for those looking for additional comfort. Food areas, bars, essential festival facilities and social zones complete the temporary city built for bass lovers.

Most can be reached by train or bus, with festival shuttle services typically connecting visitors from selected cities and transport hubs. Parking options are also available for those travelling by car, subject to the arrangements announced for the new edition.

With its anniversary programme, lakeside setting and unrivalled dedication to drum & bass, Let It Roll Festival 2027 promises a powerful homecoming for the global bass community.