Strap in for 12” of Pleasure's second lap at Bottled Up. Taking last year's masterclass in sonic shagging and ripping up the rulebook, this session promises strictly triple X-rated debauchery. Expect the unexpected - from cheeky beats to your granny's favourite wobblers. Don't forget your protection.

From reggae and indie rock to house and tech. There's a spot for every genre in AJ Forrest's eclectic record box. Get ready to boogie from this selectah's surprises!

He'll also be doing an acoustic live performance of a few tracks from his debut album, Imposter, coming out later this year. Look out for timings of everything AJ Forrest - not one to be missed;)

Arts of the Unknown is a London-based UK Garage producer and DJ known for high-energy sets and bass-driven productions. His music has received consistent support from BBC Radio 1 Dance, earning him his own featured show, alongside backing from DJs including Douvelle 19, Saint Ludo, and Scruz.

Having performed at renowned venues such as Motion, Document, Ton of Brix, and Lakota, as well as festivals including Boardmasters and Rise Festival in the French Alps, Arts of the Unknown continues to bring a fresh take on UK Garage to dancefloors across the UK and beyond.

Inconspicuous co-founder of Level Up before the mega Bottled Up. Raring to give you modern tunes and get those hips moving.

This is my full debut post a mini secret tree set 2 years ago. There may be some surprise collabs… watch this space.

Big love, Emslay xx

It has been said many times and in many ways that what the world needs now is another white rock band. London's Harrison Affair could very well be the one of which the pundits spoke.

The Affair's sax-weaved, melodic, indie dingers have spawned a new genre, 'rodent rock'. It's springboarded them to sell-out shows across the imperial capital. Sure to cast a long shadow upon the contemporary guitar wasteland, come see the five-piece in action at BottledUp Fest before they're beyond reach.

Usually an assassin of nans with heavy rollers, Hollo always reigns in it for Bottled Up with something slightly more melodic, so those in Suffolk over 70 survive the weekend. What a gentleman!

He brings what the people need. Dance music that makes you dance. From groovy house to jungle and drum and bass, you won't be left standing still when he's behind the decks.

His productions skills are no joke either, and have seen him land several times in dance music charts across the years. You don't wanna miss this highly accredited performer!

Ever in the shadow of his younger brother, Oli believes in playing songs no one knows but are objectively fun to dance to.

Come to take a ride on the spaceship .. destination? Planet Earth 🚀

Started DJing in Bristol on a pirated version of Traktor using a laptop keyboard as we didn't have decks. Went to Berlin and started DJing at flat parties and friends' bdays, continued that into Bristol before returning after lockdown.

While clubs were still shit in early 2021, some friends and I would rent multiple pirate studios to throw little parties for our friends. That soon developed into a club night called Dancing for Money which I co-founded, was resident DJ and promotor.

Starting at smaller venues such as The Glove That Fits, Waiting Room and Aaja, we soon started throwing events at Colour Factory, Venue MOT and Carpet Shop, culminating in an opening set at Fabric.

While I've stepped away from running club nights, I still enjoy DJing here and there. Had an amazing time going b2b with Charl last year so I'm excited to perform once again for Bottled Up in 2026.

Musical taste has evolved from dubstep, garage, 2step, dnb to techno and house in Berlin, and now into break, electro, left field and more.