The Wells-based DJ collective 3SEVEN6, known for their love of the iconic 376 bus route, are set to bring their beats to Studio 24 this December, supporting renowned artist General Levy. The group will perform at the popular Wells venue on Thursday, 14 December, in what promises to be a night to remember.

This announcement comes hot on the heels of the crew's unique performance atop the 376 bus during the Glastonbury Carnival. The DJ quartet—comprising Charlie "CHAS23" Chamberlain from Glastonbury, Harley "CUB" Kingham from Street, Hayden "HAINS" Salter from Wells, and Josh "DOUBLE VISION" Herridge from Frome—have built a local following with their multi-genre sets spanning UK garage, jungle, drum and bass, and speed garage.

General Levy, best known for his jungle anthem Incredible and his contribution to the Ali G Indahouse soundtrack, is a major draw for dance music fans. His high-energy performances and crowd-pleasing hits are expected to bring a big turnout to Studio 24.

Studio 24 manager, Luke Gardiner said: "3SEVEN6 have been incredible in bringing fresh energy to the local music scene, and pairing them with General Levy is the perfect way to celebrate. We're thrilled to have them on our stage."

Since forming just a year ago, 3SEVEN6 have gained a reputation for their live shows and unique connection to Somerset life. Their name and branding pay homage to the 376 bus, which has been a key part of their story and a cultural touchstone for many local residents.

The December gig follows a whirlwind few months for the group, who have also performed at festivals such as Goodentime and Get On. While their roots are firmly planted in Somerset, they hope to one day perform at the legendary Glastonbury Festival.

Tickets for the Studio 24 event are expected to sell quickly, with both General Levy and 3SEVEN6 fans keen to secure a spot at what promises to be a standout night in Wells.

For more details and to book tickets, visit Studio 24's website.