The UK’s largest free music show hit the Roundhouse in Camden on Saturday. The sold out event held performances by Stefflon Don, Backroad Gee and Jords whilst hosted by Lockdown T.
Photo By: Daniel Oluwatobi
Limitless aims to represent people from underrepresented backgrounds so they distributed all the free tickets through multiple charitable organisations and community partners. Free transport for fans in Liverpool and Manchester came provided by Viagogo – one of the sponsors of the event.
Jords performed ‘Grime Vs Drill’ alongside Lil Sykes from his critically-acclaimed project Dirt In The Diamond. Backroad Gee then added to the atmosphere by performing ‘My Family’ – the collaboration with Pa Salieu, of which the DJ reloaded within seconds.
And finally, Stefflon Don took to the stage in a glistening jumpsuit. She invited some fans onto the stage to dance and compete for a chance to go backstage after the show. Shayna Marie from Capital Xtra also made an appearance as the special guest with LADbible. PUMA also did a product giveaway whilst KFC provided many chances for fans to gather content.
Photo By: Daniel Oluwatobi
“It’s incredible to be part of Limitless Live. The initiative aims to make music more accessible to underrepresented young people who are facing increasing challenges in their lives. I’ve always strived to build deeper connections with my fans and I hope that by being a part of this and removing the barrier of ticket costs, I can enable all my fans to connect with my art and provide a moment of joy and social connection at the Roundhouse”.
– Stefflon Don
Community was at the heart of this event and the Roundhouse was the perfect venue for it with its capacity reaching just over 1500. It was definitely a night to remember in its third year.
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