UKF

UKF is a London-based event promoter that grew out of music channels created by Luke Hood. He launched UKF Dubstep and UKF Drum & Bass on YouTube in 2009; the following year, after moving to London to work with AEI Music, he and the company established the UKF Music channel. UKF later expanded into live events, alongside a record label and editorial platform.

Its bookings cover dubstep and drum & bass. London venues have included fabric, Alexandra Palace, O₂ Academy Brixton, Building Six and Drumsheds, while UKF has also staged events at Rasa86 in Amsterdam. UKF Bass Culture took over the main stage at South West Four on Clapham Common in 2012. Artists on UKF bills have included Sub Focus, Andy C, Wilkinson and Camo & Krooked.

UKF issued its first digital compilations, UKF Dubstep 2010 and UKF Drum & Bass 2010. UKF Bass Culture was the name of its Brixton event in 2012; that year, the promoter received the Best Really Big Party award at the Red Bull Elektropedia Awards in Belgium. A fifth-birthday party followed at Building Six in 2014. For its 15th anniversary, UKF held a London event at Drumsheds on 13 December 2024, with Pendulum, Knife Party, Nero and Flux Pavilion among the artists.