The Undercover Hippy – Autumn 2025 UK Tour

This October, The Undercover Hippy takes to the road for a 20-date UK tour, bringing their unique fusion of reggae, hip hop, and lyrical activism to stages across the country. From Penzance to Edinburgh to Dover—and everywhere in between—the band promises an unmissable night of music, mischief, and meaningful messages. Led by singer-songwriter Billy Rowan, aka The Undercover Hippy, the band has built a reputation for delivering high-energy live shows that make audiences laugh, dance, and think simultaneously. Expect infectious beats, razor-sharp rhymes, and the kind of crowd connection that turns a gig into a movement.

“Unique, fun, thought-provoking, and an overall damn good show.” – Click Roll Boom

“A spellbinding performance—mesmerising from start to finish.” – The Indiependent

With a growing fanbase and a reputation for selling out shows, tickets are expected to fly. Don’t miss your chance to catch The Undercover Hippy live this autumn.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OGDmPlVU9cc&list=PLETplZDiLfRJ5t5X-BFwZgJXXB2JmiUB7

Support from Dub Catalyst:

Dub Catalyst is an eleven-piece ensemble from the South West of England (notably Cheltenham), blending dub, reggae, and hip-hop with a high-energy live show that’s earned them main-stage slots at UK festivals since their breakout in 2023. Their debut album Saves the World (released in March 2024) showcases a fresh dub sound focused on bright treble-heavy horn melodies, male and female vocals, rapping, scratching, and conscious lyrics. Self-released on vinyl (which quickly sold out) and digitally, it earned airplay on BBC 1Xtra’s Rodigan show, and amassed tens of thousands of streams, reflecting their growing reach. Dub Catalyst have toured extensively across the UK, sharing stages with notable acts like The Dub Pistols, Captain Accident, Rag’n’Bone Man, The Libertines, Don Letts, EMF, and General Levy.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HhQrr4zecfM

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