DUB PISTOLS SOUND SYSTEM  feat Barry Ashworth & Seanie Tee returns to Romania this weekend for 2 shows

Friday 25th October @ Boiler Club in Cluj-Napoca

Satutday 26th October @ Colectiv in Bucharest

VOTING NOW OPEN!

Dub Pistols Nominated “Best Live Act”

Voting is now open for the first Bass Music Awards and DUB PISTOLS has proudly been nominated for Best Live Act. Head on over to thebassmusicawards.com to register your vote and claim your FREE Juno Download pack and Loopmasters sample pack.

Need some inspiration? Here’s a few suggestions from Dub Pistols HQ;

BEST ALBUM
Worshipping the Dollar

BEST PRODUCER
General Narco

LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD
Andy C
David Rodigan
The Prodigy

BREAKTHROUGH BASS AWARD
King Yoof
Toronto Is Broken
Gold Dubs

BEST LABEL
Sub Slayers

BEST EVENT
Boomtown

Lowdown & Dirty

Beatherder
BEST DJ
Barry ashworth

BEST LIVE SHOW
Dub Pistols

DUB PISTOLS Barry Ashworth takes time out during his Canadian tour to speak to http://www.whatnightclub.com ahead of the DUB PISTOLS upcoming UK tour full interview can be read here http://www.whatnightclub.com/en/uk/article/2013/09/28/2060

DUB PISTOLS HEAD TO CANADA

Dub Pistols Barry Ashworth is heading across the pond this week to embark on a 8 date DJ tour of Canada,

September 13th Nelson: Spirit Bar

September 14th Vancouver: Red Room

September 17th Revelstone : Traverse

September 19th Canmore: The drake

September 20th Edmonton: Yellowhead Brewery

September 21st Calgary: Republic

September 27th Victoria: Rehab

September  28th Fernie: The Central

Tonight you can catch Dub Pistols Barry ashworth live in the mix exclusively on ZIP FM from Lithuania the show starts at midnight so get locked in and ready to bounce to the beat.

Dub Pistols Interview and Ticket Giveaway

Dub Pistols Barry Ashworth answers questions for Sturban and Bearded Theory, read the full interview and you can also

win tickets to DUB PISTOLS live in Derby 18th October

http://www.sturbanclothing.com/articles/page.asp?ID=97

DUB PISTOLS recent performance  at “Lounge on the farm” festival was given a perfect 10/ 10 review by virtual festivals.

Frontman Barry Ashworth and the rest of Dub Pistols (10) jump around every corner of the Main Stage and their energy is reflected in the dancing frenzy in the crowd. The dub and hip-hop ensemble deliver jaw dropping MCing and create an ultimate highlight for everyone this weekend, whatever your age.

read the full review here http://www.virtualfestivals.com/latest/news/14140

Dub Pistols – ‘White Lines’

Dub Pistols return with their sixth album and accompanying UK tour

One of the most rock & roll acts out there, Barry Ashworth’s merry band of reprobates — the unstoppable Dub Pistols — are staying true to form with their sixth long-player. It’s called ‘White Lines’, although Barry is keen to stress that the title isn’t some sort of blatant drug reference. “It’s about the number of white lines we see on motorways and at airports when we’re travelling around all the time,” he says.

Bass. The Dubs continue to be one of the busiest bands on the circuit. Seemingly no music festival is complete without their riotous blend of ska, dub, hip-hop, electro, breakbeat, punk and drum & bass. Good times are guaranteed when the Dub Pistols blaze in to fire up the joint, and they’ll party all night — if you let them — until the motorway sun comes up with the morning light.

Over they years the Dubs have earned their ticket to ride the white line highway — and if you aren’t already hooked, baby, it’s nobody else’s fault. They originally grew out of the DJ sound system that Barry Ashworth started with cohort Jason O’Bryan in the mid-90s.

Along with contemporaries the Chemical Brothers and Fatboy Slim, the Dubs initially surfed the late ‘90s big beat wave with tracks like ‘Cyclone’, ‘Westway’ and ‘There’s Gonna Be A Riot’ before swerving into the more political ‘Six Million Ways To Live’ album after the Millennium and their first hook-up with unforgettable Specials frontman Terry Hall.

The procession of guest vocalists who’ve joined them in the intervening decade or so reads like a roll call of urban legends. UK hip-hopper Rodney P, late reggae great Gregory Isaacs, Freak Power man Ashley Slater, Beats International’s Lindy Layton, acid house original Justin Robertson, the sweet tones of Horace Andy, UK rapper Akala, TK from New York, Red Star Lion from the West Indies, Dan Bowskills… the list goes on. Despite these top collaborators, they’ve somehow still managed to remain a cohesive unit, and it’s for their riotous sense of fun, entertainment value and tireless ability to make crowds jump that the Dubs have carved a niche for themselves. Verily, they’re something of a phenomenon.

‘White Lines’ is more of a party album than the conscious vibes of previous LP ‘Worshipping The Dollar’, and also has its fair share of top-notch guests. Reggae don Earl 16, eminent hip-hopper Seanie T,Dark Horizon, Rodney P in-demand rhymer Serocee — as well as regulars TK, Darrison, Sir Real, Ashley Slater and Barry Ashworth himself on vocals — all make an appearance, as well as the dubwise horns of Tim Hutton,

The band will be hoovering up motorways as they tear around the country on the following dates this autumn: