Masicka and Spice to Headline City Splash’s Indoor Edition At London’s Drumsheds

Masicka and the Queen of Dancehall Spice lead the bill as City Splash returns to Drumsheds on November 21 for another massive indoor celebration of Caribbean culture, with more artists still to be announced

Dancehall superstar Masicka (Photo: Stony Johnson)

Following its successful May edition in South London, City Splash Festival, one of the UK’s biggest celebrations of Caribbean music and culture, has announced a star-studded lineup for its upcoming indoor edition, set to take over London’s renowned Drumsheds venue on Saturday, November 21.

Dancehall powerhouses Masicka and Spice will headline the event, with more artists expected to be announced. The two Jamaican stars bring major international appeal to the bill as City Splash continues to put reggae, dancehall and Caribbean culture on some of London’s biggest stages.

For Masicka, who continues to ride the success of his third studio album and chart-topper, Forever Reign, the appearance will mark another major UK outing following his Reggae Land debut in July. The Genahsyde deejay has also continued to expand his international presence, recently making his solo arena debut at Barclays Center in New York.

Spice, meanwhile, returns to a major City Splash stage after appearing at the festival’s outdoor edition last year. The Queen of Dancehall has maintained a strong presence in the UK in recent years, including a performance at Wireless Festival in 2025 and an appearance at Red Bull Culture Clash, and will now add another major London showing to her résumé.

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Spice during last year's set at City Splash (Photo: Stony Johnson)

The 2026 outdoor edition of City Splash was headlined by dancehall heavyweights Aidonia and Elephant Man, while fast-rising Jamaican deejay Skippa was also given a prime slot as the festival continued to spotlight both established and emerging dancehall talent.

At the 2025 winter edition, Jamaican dancehall star Skillibeng led a lineup that also featured Armanii and iconic veteran Sister Nancy, commanding Drumsheds in front of more than 15,000 fans.