Eskimo Dance
Eskimo Dance was instrumental in the grime boom of the '00s. After being re-established in 2012 it kept the same aim to "get all of the scene members under one roof," its nights saw the genre's big-hitters duke it out on stage in memorable all-nighters, featuring guest appearances, competitions and fierce rap battles. The return in Jan 2012 Eskimo Dance picked up where it left off joined by Wiley, JME, Skepta, D Double E, P Money and others showed there's still an appetite for raw grime away from the poppier chart sounds of Tinie Tempah, Dizzee Rascal and Tinchy Stryder by packing thousands into London's IndigO2, before venturing to Ayia Napa, regional UK cities, international festivals and most recently SSE Arena Wembley & Printworks London. Eskimo Dance is back with a bang.
Eskimo Dance was instrumental in the grime boom of the '00s. After being re-established in 2012 it kept the same aim to "get all of the scene members under one roof," its nights saw the genre's big-hitters duke it out on stage in memorable all-nighters, featuring guest appearances, competitions and fierce rap battles. The return in Jan 2012 Eskimo Dance picked up where it left off joined by Wiley, JME, Skepta, D Double E, P Money and others showed there's still an appetite for raw grime away from the poppier chart sounds of Tinie Tempah, Dizzee Rascal and Tinchy Stryder by packing thousands into London's IndigO2, before venturing to Ayia Napa, regional UK cities, international festivals and most recently SSE Arena Wembley & Printworks London. Eskimo Dance is back with a bang.
