• Gosport

Big Noise Community Samba Band

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About Us

Big Noise Community Samba band are a group of around 40 drummers based in Gosport who have performed at over 400 event around Hampshire and beyond since 2007. They specialise in performing the Samba Reggae genre which hails from Salvador in Bahia Brazil. They are available for static perfomances, festivals and workshops throughout the year.

Our expertise

  • Festivals
  • Music

Where to find us

Gosport

Hampshire

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