Love Music Hate Racism: The Downsetters

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Love Music Hate Racism: The Downsetters

The Church, Ipswich

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Love Music Hate Racism: The Downsetters Live in Ipswich

Get ready for an unforgettable night of ska and reggae with The Downsetters, the legendary band at the forefront of the UK’s original ska & reggae scene! Proudly presented by Love Music Hate Racism in association with Brighten the Corners, this event celebrates powerful music with a message, right here in Ipswich.

About The Downsetters

The Downsetters have made a huge mark on the UK music scene with their dynamic blend of ska, reggae, and punk energy. Known for their razor-sharp tracks and incredible live performances, they have earned three consecutive appearances at the world-famous Glastonbury Festival and have toured extensively across Europe.

They’ve shared the stage with music legends such as Bad Manners, The Beat, and Neville Staple of The Specials, making this a rare and exciting chance to catch them performing close to home.

Event Details

  • Date: Friday 21 November 2025
  • Time: 7:30pm – 11:00pm
  • Venue: The Church, Ipswich
  • Tickets: £20 (waged) / £10 (unwaged)
  • Age Restriction: 14+ (Ages 14-17 must be accompanied by an adult)
  • Support: Local DJs to keep the party going

Why You Should Come Along

If you love energetic live music with a message of unity and resistance, this is the event for you. The Downsetters bring not just amazing tunes but also a spirit of community and activism that reflects the ethos of Love Music Hate Racism.

Whether you’re a longtime ska fan or new to the genre, you’ll find this an uplifting and memorable night out at one of Ipswich’s coolest venues.

Don’t miss out on this vibrant celebration of music and culture. Grab your tickets and join us for a fantastic evening full of rhythm, positive vibes, and great company!

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