Scarborough Spa will welcome Yorkshire heroes Bad Boy Chiller Crew to the Grand Hall this summer.
Bradford’s BBCC are MCs Kane, GK and Clive who’ll be performing on the Grand Hall stage this summer on Friday 26th July 2024.
Deeply influenced by the ‘bassline house’ clubbing heritage they grew up around in the North of England as well as emergent UK and US rap, the boys’ have created something of a new sound, lacing pacey 4×4 bassquakes with a frantic lyrical fire that veers from infectious ear-worm hooks to wry observational punchlines. Think The Streets meet T2’s ‘Heartbroken’. Embracing the term ‘charva’ as a way-of-life, together they channel the nuances and absurdities of northern street life into hugely addictive tunes.
The crew made BRIT Awards history this year, arriving at the esteemed red carpet via horse and carriage, and the boy’s performed live at the show to a star-studded audience, having been gleefully nominated for Group Of The Year.
The crew’s debut album “Disrespectful” was met with widespread acclaim when it was released, peaking at #2 on the Official Album Charts, second only to Ed Sheeran in an epic and well fought chart battle. “BMW” also breached the UK Top 10, going onto be one of the best-selling singles of 2022.
The crew made standout appearances at some of the biggest festivals, including but not limited to Primavera Sound, Glastonbury and Parklife.
More recent singles include "Spaceship", “When It Rains It Pours”, “Jurgen Kropper” (feat. Local) & “George Best” (feat. Tom Zanetti) marked the beginnings of a fresh new chapter for the boys.
The Crew then stormed into their biggest headline tour to date, performing sold-out shows at a multitude of venues across the country.
Tickets are on sale now via the Scarborough Spa website or by calling the Spa Box Office on 01723 376774.


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