Campbell Outernational: Amsterdam Dub

Name: Campbell Outernational: Amsterdam Dub
Start: 2026-05-01T19:00:00+02:00
Location: Toekomstmuziek

Schedule

Fri, 01 May, 2026 at 07:00 pm

UTC+02:00

Location

Toekomstmuziek | Amsterdam, NH

Campbell Outernational is in full effect to kick off the summer! To celebrate we are bringing some top overseas talent to the heart of Amsterdam for a night of Reggae & Dub!
Natty Campbell is a UK reggae artist and MC rooted in the country’s thriving sound system culture. Blending reggae and dub with influences from hip hop and bass music, his sound carries a modern edge while staying true to the foundations.
As a key member of Reggae Roast Sound System, Natty has built a strong reputation for high-energy, crowd-moving performances. His live sets channel the raw spirit of UK sound system sessions—deep bass, conscious vibes, and undeniable presence on the mic.
He’s performed at major festivals including Glastonbury Festival, Boomtown Fair, and Bestival, as well as international stages like Outlook Festival—bringing authentic reggae energy to diverse audiences across the scene.
Expect heavyweight selections, smooth delivery, and real vibes from start to finish. Natty Campbell represents the new wave of UK reggae—honest, uplifting, and built for the dance.
Dmac Burns is a New York–born, Irish-rooted reggae artist bringing a fresh transatlantic energy to the genre. Blending classic roots reggae with modern influences from hip hop and soul, his sound is both timeless and forward-thinking—built on conscious messages, smooth melodies, and undeniable groove.
With a background shaped by two cultures, Dmac’s music reflects themes of identity, resilience, and real-life experience. His vocal style moves effortlessly between laid-back flows and melodic hooks, delivering lyrics that connect on both a personal and universal level.
Known for engaging live performances, Dmac Burns brings a strong stage presence and authentic vibe wherever he performs—whether it’s intimate venues or larger festival settings. His sets combine uplifting energy with meaningful storytelling, keeping crowds locked in from start to finish.
Representing a new wave of reggae artists pushing the sound beyond borders, Dmac Burns bridges New York grit with Irish soul, creating music that resonates across scenes and generations.
Sam and the Womp are a high-energy UK band known for their explosive fusion of brass, bass, and dancefloor-ready beats. Led by trumpeter and producer Sam Ritchie, the group burst onto the scene with their breakout hit Bom Bom, which reached No.1 on the UK Singles Chart and became a global party anthem.
Blending influences from ska, reggae, Balkan music, and electronic dance, Sam and the Womp have carved out a unique sound that’s both nostalgic and fresh. Their music is built around infectious horn lines, heavy bass, and an anything-goes attitude that keeps crowds moving.
Known for their wild and unpredictable live shows, the band brings a carnival atmosphere wherever they perform—combining musicianship with pure, unfiltered fun. From major festivals to packed club nights, they deliver high-octane sets that turn any stage into a full-blown party.
Sam and the Womp are all about energy, chaos, and good times—guaranteed to get any crowd bouncing.
Vibration Lab is a forward-thinking collective pushing the boundaries of sound system culture through a fusion of reggae, dub, and bass-driven electronic music. Rooted in the DIY ethos, they bring a deep respect for traditional dub while experimenting with modern production techniques and genre-crossing influences.
Built around heavy low-end, immersive textures, and live sonic manipulation, Vibration Lab create experiences as much as performances—whether in the studio or through powerful sound system sessions. Their approach blends analog warmth with digital precision, delivering sound that is both raw and refined.
Known for curating vibes as much as playing music, Vibration Lab have become a name associated with quality sessions, conscious energy, and deep musical journeys. Their events bring together heads from across the reggae and bass scene, creating a space where roots culture meets future sound.
And more acts!