As if LIMS isn't already cool enough we've just been informed by Mapex that they'll be bringing their Beat Street to the show!
The Beat Street is a dedicated drumming environment in which you can throw caution to the wind (and to the neighbours), crank up the volume and put a great selection of kits through their paces.
You will have the chance to get up close and personal with the new range of Mapex Meridian kits and hardware. A mix of both Mapex and Birch Meridian sets will be available for you to test alongside each other. You will also have the chance to check out Mapex's other product releases including the Chris Adler signature snare, 700 series hardware, VXB series and the updated Saturn series.
Make sure you put on your best performance as footage from Beat Street will be going up on the web throughout the show so keep your eyes peeled for Mapex.co.uk - you could be our next rising celebrity!
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