Let It Roll (Most, Czech Republic) 2027

Let It Roll returns to Lake Most from 5 to 7 August 2027, holding its place as the largest drum and bass festival in the world with more than 25,000 visitors a year drawn from dozens of countries. The site is the lake at Most in northern Bohemia, a flooded former open cast coal mine, and the festival builds its main stage against the water with the rest of the stages split by subgenre across neurofunk, dancefloor and deeper styles.

The 2027 edition is framed around 25 years of the festival’s history, with special anniversary sets planned alongside the usual mix of established names and newer producers. Passes start at 3,400 Czech crowns for the three day festival pass, 4,690 crowns with basic camping, 6,200 crowns for the VIP experience with a raised terrace and separate bars, and 5,580 crowns for a combo covering both the winter and summer editions. All tiers can be paid in five instalments.

Travel is well organised. Shuttle buses run directly to the site from central Prague, Prague airport and other European cities, with one large bag included in the fare and limited capacity that makes advance booking sensible. Drivers get parking next to the festival, a Car and Tent camp and a dedicated caravan camp with electrical hook ups. Most sits around an hour north west of Prague. For drum and bass, it is the music festival that sets the global standard.