NEW JUNGLE CAKES COMPILATION ALBUM
We’re excited to announce that the Dub Pistols have cooked up a brand new ‘Welcome to the Jungle’ mix and compilation for our friends at Jungle Cakes.

Released 26/03, it’s available now for pre-order and features 50 banging junglist anthems to make the whole dancehall rock.

Click the button below to view the full tracklisting and pre-order now!
https://fanlink.to/WTTJ-DubPistols

Dub Pistols at Islington Assembly Hall – Sat 9th Oct 2021 – New Date

Dictionary Pudding promotions are proud to present…
Dub Pistols – with a new album in 2020, this is a massive year for Dubs and they’re marking it with a super special show at London’s Islington Assembly Hall!
Full bill TBA – Grab tickets here: bit.ly/dubslondon
Islington Assembly Hall / New Date: Sat 9th Oct 2021 – all tickets remain valid

Great Review from Culture Dub magazine on Dub Pistols v Dubmatix ‘Blue Monday
pre order your copy now from our online store with all proceeds going to Tonic Music for Mental Health.
dubpistolsmusic.co.uk/store

Finally some light at the end of the tunnel. Over the coming days and weeks we will be announcing our rescheduled dates.
We can today announce that we will be returning to Liverpool on the 20th November at The District Venue. Support on the night comes from our good friends Kiko as well as Positive Vibration DJs.
Tickets are now on sale –
Venue: District, 61 Jordan Street, Liverpool
Date: Saturday 20th November 2021
Tickets (£15 advance): skiddle.com/e/35793310

The latest Dub Pistols in Dub Totally wired radio show feat a special deep dub mix by Gaudi is now up on Mixcloud for you to listen back to

Dub Pistols presents Into The Jungle #001 with Deekline & Isaac Maya

My new monthly Jungle show is now available online for you to listen back to on Mixcloud

https://www.mixcloud.com/datatransmission/dub-pistols-presents-into-the-jungle-001-with-deekline-isaac-maya/

Delighted to announce a brand new exclusive monthly radio show on Data Transmission Radio
This week we have guest mixes from the amazing artists Deekline and ISAAC MAYA
Tune in this Friday from 7pm GMT only on www.datatransmission.co

The programme will provide guides, mental health first aid training, online workshops and in-person support stands.
Terry Hall of The Specials and Dub Pistols’ Barry Ashworth have partnered with mental health organisation Tonic Music to launch a new programme for music industry workers, Tonic Rider.

The programme aims to provide guides, mental health first aid training to grassroots venues and in-person support stands. Tonic Rider was piloted at the 100 Club in London and the Wedgewood Rooms in Portsmouth. Organisers hope to roll out the programme to green rooms, festivals and Night Time Industries Association members, as well as include it on rider lists and wall posters.

As Musicweek reports, the programme will also offer peer group sessions hosted by Babyshambles’ Adam Ficek (who is also a psychotherapist) and workshops on performance anxiety, acceptance and commitment therapy, mindfulness and more topics.

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Hall and Ashworth have signed on as Tonic Rider’s patrons, with Ashworth recording a cover of New Order’s Blue Monday with Canadian artist Dubmatix and dub producer Gaudi to raise funds for the programme.

“Among my music circle, it’s been devastating to lose friends to suicide since the pandemic. People have lost their livelihoods, their identities, their confidence and have feelings of anxiety, depression and feelings of hopelessness,” Ashworth said in a statement to Musicweek.

“The need is urgent and I’m really honoured to work with an organisation that is providing practical support where it’s most needed. The Tonic Rider is providing much needed mental health support remotely to venues and the rest of the community. With the music industry on its knees, it is needed now more than ever.”

Hall revealed that his mental health took a turn towards the end of the year, but communication and reaching out to loved ones and medical professionals helped.

“These are terribly testing times for those of us with mental health issues. My mental health deteriorated towards the end of last year. The thing that got me through was communication. If you’re suffering, then it is incredibly important to tell people, family, friends, doctors, Tonic,” he said.