Get Ready for an Unforgettable Night at Groove Junction in Salisbury!
Salisbury is buzzing with excitement as Groove Junction prepares to return to the Salisbury Arts Centre on Saturday, March 28, 2026. Following a successful first year at the venue, this much-anticipated DJ night promises to be even bigger and more vibrant than before.
A Line-Up to Remember
This year's event features an impressive line-up that includes nationally and internationally recognized talent along with popular local artists. Headlining the night are the talented duo from the DJ collective Girls Don’t Sync, who have just returned from a successful tour in Australia and a recent feature on the cover of DJ Mag. Among the highlight performers is Sophia Violet, a Salisbury native, who is set to make a triumphant return to her hometown with a high-energy set alongside G33.
Inspiring Journeys in Music
Joining this remarkable cast is special guest DJ Rise, whose story is one of resilience and creativity. As a wheelchair user, DJ Rise has made significant strides in the music industry, capturing audiences with performances on BBC Radio 1Xtra and internationally at venues like Sun City. His presence at Groove Junction not only adds depth to the event but also inspires many with his determination to succeed.
Community Spirit at the Heart of Groove Junction
Groove Junction isn't just about the music; it's also about fostering inclusivity and community. With Ash DJ and MC 3-Bee returning as core residents, the event looks to maintain its roots while pushing the boundaries of club culture. The local duo Keltz will also grace the stage with their unique blend of garage and house, ensuring that the night's atmosphere remains electric.
Tickets for this special event are currently available through Wiltshire Creative, and patrons are encouraged to book early to secure their spot. Groove Junction continues to establish itself as an essential fixture in Salisbury's music scene, promising an unforgettable night filled with rhythm, positivity, and connection.
