Gentlemens Club are right at the front of the pack when it comes to bass music right now, leading the next wave with genre-blurring productions and seriously raucous DJ sets built for chaos.

What started as two solo operators deep in the bubbling days of Dubstep, Soloman and 50 Carrot became Gentlemens Club in 2017, and from that point on, there was no looking back.

At its core, Gentlemens Club is about exploring every flavour of bass music. One minute you’re locked into UK Garage and Bassline pressure, the next you’re firing through Drum & Bass, Dubstep, Grime and everything in between. It’s that freedom in their sound that’s made them one of the most exciting acts to catch live right now.

Over the past few years, they’ve taken that energy worldwide, touring across North America, the UK, Europe, Australia, New Zealand and Asia, with standout festival moments at EDC Las Vegas, Shambhala, Reading & Leeds, Rampage, Beats For Love and Nocturnal Wonderland, to name just a few. Wherever they land, the mission is the same: push systems to their limit and keep crowds moving.

On the production side, they’re just as fearless. Known for boundary-pushing sound design, Gentlemens Club have clocked releases on heavyweight labels like Atlantic, Deadbeats, Interscope and UKF, alongside official remixes for Marshmello, Jess Glynne, Saweetie and Yungblud, plus collaborations with Jauz, Disrupta, Spyda and DJ Q. Add 100 million+ streams and regular support from BBC Radio 1, 1Xtra and Rinse FM, and it’s clear they’re not just part of the bass conversation, they’re steering it.

If you like your bass loud, unpredictable and built for the dance, Gentlemens Club are exactly where you need to be.