CROWDS of drum and bass revellers are expected in Southampton when a popular DJ arrives in the city on his bike.
Dom Whiting has been visiting cities across the United Kingdom and Europe urging people to ride with him as he DJs.
The 26-year-old Londoner is due at Southampton Common at 2pm on Sunday before travelling around the city centre.
In a tweet he said: "Southampton, get your bikes, scooters, skateboards, roller-skates, running shoes, cats & dogs ready!
"Drum & bass on the bike heads down south this Sunday (27th) starting from Southampton Common (Avenue campus) at 2pm!"
Previous rides saw him in Cambridge last October,
The ONLY time you’ll catch me on a BIKE.. pic.twitter.com/4MSs5OznF6
The route will see the DJ - and anyone who joins him - travel from Southampton Common to Winchester Road, Shirley, Portswood, the city centre and Mayflower Park.
Hundreds of people flocked to see him when he arrived in Bournemouth in September.
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