This December, Atlanta is about to get louder, harder, and deeper in bass than ever before. Jungle Bells 2025, one of America’s fastest-rising drum & bass festivals, has just unveiled its most stacked lineup to date—and for the first time, the party expands into a two-day, four-stage takeover of The Masquerade on December 12 and 13, 2025.
With Rudimental, Bou, Kings of the Rollers ft Serum, Voltage, Bladerunner + Inja, Roni Size, Goddard, Dillinja, Mandidextrous, Born on Road, Andromedik, ÆON:MODE, Venjent w/ Oktae, and over 40 more artists on deck, Jungle Bells is cementing its place as the heartbeat of D&B in the U.S.
A Festival Built from the Underground Up
What started as a grassroots Atlanta party advertised on photocopied flyers has exploded into one of North America’s most respected independent drum & bass festivals. Fueled by ATL grit and a global sound system culture, Jungle Bells continues to honor its DIY origins while building a platform for both genre-defining legends and the next wave of innovators.
Co-founder and brand director Brandon Couturier sums it up perfectly:
“In a city best known as the capital of hip hop, Jungle Bells has carved out an unlikely but undeniable home for drum & bass. The DJs feel that energy here… the crowd knows their history, they don’t settle for mediocrity, and the vibe is electric every single time.”
Legends Meet the New Wave
The lineup reads like a history lesson and a glimpse into the future all at once:
- Rudimental bring chart-toppers, Grammy nods, and BRIT Award prestige.
- Roni Size returns as a Mercury Prize-winning pioneer.
- Bou brings heavyweight bass that’s setting the UK on fire.
- Kings of the Rollers + Inja channel D&B’s soulful, rolling roots.
- Goddard and Andromedik showcase the melodic new wave.
- Mandidextrous blurs UK bass with D&B, redefining the crossover.
- Venjent w/ Oktae, one of the most interactive acts on social media, will turn the dance floor into a viral moment.
And then there’s Dillinja, Danny Byrd, Fred V, Critical Sound System (Kasra & Enei), LSB & DRS, Mozey, Sustance, Visages, B-Complex, Muzz, Basstripper, DJ SS, Monrroe, and dozens more—proof that Jungle Bells is where pioneers and fresh faces meet.
More Than Just Music
Jungle Bells isn’t just booking heavy names—it’s building an experience. This year’s four-stage setup (Heaven, Hell, Purgatory, and Altar) offers sonic journeys for every flavor of bass. Afterparties will roll into the early morning hours, keeping Atlanta vibrating long after midnight.
Co-founder and host MJ Lee explains:
“Half our audience travels from across the U.S. or overseas. We’ve had fans come 33 hours from Australia—and that energy pushes every performer to deliver something unforgettable. We bust our ass so you can shake yours.”
Jungle Bells: The Future Is Global
Now in year four of a five-year growth plan, Jungle Bells is already eyeing national tours and international collaborations in Europe, South America, and Asia by 2026. The mission? To solidify the festival as a global cultural hub for drum & bass—with Atlanta as its beating heart.
And yes, they still hand out flyers:
“There’s nothing better than handing someone a flyer in person and seeing their face light up at the lineup, the art, and the spirit of what we do,” says Couturier.
Jungle Bells 2025 Lineup (Highlights)
Headliners:
Rudimental • Bou • Kings of the Rollers w/ Inja • Roni Size • Dillinja • Goddard • Born on Road • ÆON:MODE • Venjent • Andromedik • Danny Byrd • Fred V • LSB & DRS • Mandidextrous • Critical Sound System (Kasra & Enei) • B-Complex • Mozey • Muzz • Sustance • Visages • DJ SS • Armanni Reign • Basstripper • Monrroe • Koji Aiken • Sota
Support:
Bad Syntax • DJ Wednesday • Platez • Uproot the Fiasco x Melinda • Wicky • Circle K • Subconscious BSC • Snax • Null • Zak Meow • and more
Tickets & Info
🎟️ Tickets go on sale Tuesday, August 19 at 2pm EST.
📍 Location: The Masquerade, Atlanta, GA
📅 Dates: Friday, December 12 & Saturday, December 13, 2025
For full lineup details and passes, visit: [Jungle Bells Official Website]