Diplo and co. give the crowd a night they won't forget.

This self-taught singer/songwriter had the crowd transfixed with her infectious smile and elegant vocals.

R&B lovers congregated at London’s awesome basement venue, and home to Chelsea Football Club; Under the Bridge, waiting in anticipation for the incredble UK artist Angel to take the stage.

Undoubtedly, there is no better way to spend a glum Monday, than by being in a glamorous basement room, amidst prolific showbiz names and fresh-faced talent sensations!

Fans were treated to tracks from Emeli's hugely successful debut 'Our Version Of Events'.

The hugely popular singer/songwriter has completed his UK tour.

Dropout UK headed out to the Sony Xperia Z launch party extravaganza. The celebratory event was held in a trendy basement, in London’s iconic Victoria House and it proudly hosted some of the industries finest, such as Kimberly Wyatt, Ashley Roberts and Roxanne McKee.

She first made name for herself by uploading her music through YouTube from her bedroom, and now she is rubbing shoulders with the likes of Ed Sheeran and Example!

It all took off with a raucous start to the show. One moment a slightly odd couple were chatting by the bar then, within the blink of an eye the pair both splattered pints of beer all over each other... and everyone else. What a great start to an expectedly peaceful gig... not!

If you are looking for somebody that nonchalantly explores all musical genres... look no further; Example’s your man! Example, real name Elliot John Gleave did not shy away from tapping into a rueful mixture of rock and hard-core dance, noticeably married up with pop and dub step...

The sold-out crowd went crazy for this 90's inspired duo.

Hidden away in Camden’s Stable Markets, Proud hosted LoveDough’s night, which promised fresh talent, mind blowing performances and that unmistakable Camden vibe, with Labrinth headlining, Dropout UK dropped by to see what all the fuss was about.

It all kick started with a fiery blast of 'Radioactive', Rita's new current single that the tour is named after...

“If you know this one you have to sing along until your voice gets horse... then you can take it to Tesco!” Mikill Pane bantered, making reference to the supermarkets recent horsemeat scandal. By then his loyal fans broke out into song, singing along to his popular hit ‘Summer in the City’. The East London rapper didn’t shy away from making daring humorous comment throughout his entire set.