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Dub Camp Festival

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Annual open-air festival at Lake Vioreau in Joué-sur-Erdre, near Nantes -- by reputation Europe's first festival dedicated entirely to sound-system culture. Running since 2014 and organised by the Get Up! association, it draws dozens of French and international sound systems over three days each summer and is the flagship event of France's sound-system scene, alongside crews such as Blackboard Jungle, OBF and Heartical Sound.

The 2026 edition was cancelled amid an extreme summer heatwave that also affected other European festivals. The cancelled 2026 edition would have been the eleventh; it was called off two days out by prefectural order under a red heatwave alert, after the department triggered its hospital emergency plan, leaving the organising association with a substantial deficit.

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Personal correspondence with a French JA-music journalist (Aug 2026, including the 2026 cancellation), corroborated by the festival's own site (dubcampfestival.com) and by the existing Blackboard Jungle / OBF sound-system records in this archive (seed 157), which already describe a "Dub Station / Dub Camp circuit." 2026 cancellation detail: the festival's own announcement (dubcampfestival.com) and French regional press, July 2026.

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DUB CAMP CLASH [Dub Fi Dub] Legal Shot Sound System (Polak) Vs. Heartical Sound (Sergio) - 07/2023

YOUTUBE · rights discovery only · documents

Community-archived clash footage, channel: Pearo Photography; embedded as reference.

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DUB CAMP 2022 - BACKSTAGE

YOUTUBE · rights discovery only · documents

Festival's own YouTube channel (Dub Camp Festival); embedded as reference.

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