Let Drum Beat are a London-based band from diverse backgrounds - Brazilian, West African, French and Scottish. Led by female percussionists, Let Drum Beat is an exploration of musical sisterhood and cross-cultural creativity. Their music is heavily influenced by Afro-Brazilian and Brazilian rhythms, with original songs in Portuguese, indigenous Tupi-Guarani recreated verses, French & Mina.

Shambala takes place across four days on the August Bank Holiday Weekend at a stunning secret location in the heart of the Northamptonshire countryside. The variety and quality of entertainment on offer is staggering for a festival of its size. With over 200 diverse musical acts across dozens of venues and stages, world-class cabaret, an amazing array of workshops, stand-up comedy, inspirational talks and debates, jaw dropping circus and acrobatics, interactive theatre and nationally acclaimed poetry all housed in beautifully decorated venues.

Pioneering, intimate and truly innovative, Shambala Festival has perfectly blended creativity and participation for well over a decade. Shambala is a special place where you play, revitalise, make lots of new friends and return to the world fuelled-up on the beauty of being alive. As well as being known as a “legendary party”, it is also a haven for cutting edge theatrics and performance, a think-tank of ideas and an award winning green event.