Founded in 2015, Remedy Events has evolved into a leading hub for Caribbean culture and entertainment, hosting over ten annual events that unite people through music, dance, and community.
With a presence in destinations such as Trinidad, Saint Lucia, and Ibiza, Remedy has become a household name in the global soca and dancehall scene, creating unforgettable experiences while expanding its reach worldwide.
Marking its tenth anniversary, Remedy Events returns with One More Jam, widely recognised as London’s ultimate carnival afterparty. This year’s edition promises a vibrant, all-day celebration of Caribbean music, food and culture, keeping the carnival spirit alive long after the road parade ends.
We spoke with Remedy Events founder, Triple M, who had this to say:
Remedy Events is celebrating ten years – what does this milestone mean to you and the community you’ve built?
“Ten years has been a real blessing. When we first started Remedy Events, the vision was to create something that brought people together and to spread our culture and music to the masses. We started off with small monthly events, and fast-forward 10 years, we are now curating unique experiences, sold-out shows, and outdoor festivals. To see it grow into a community of supporters, DJs, mas bands, and loyal patrons really shows what coming together looks like. What we now set out to do is bigger than just a party; it’s become part of the culture!”
What can people expect from this year’s One More Jam that makes it stand out as the ultimate Notting Hill Carnival afterparty?
“One More Jam has now become a staple in our calendars. Its the official afterparty for Notting Hill Carnival, being it a few weeks after the festival. It’s a chance for everyone who took part in the carnival, to wear their carnival costume again and have that road experience before the summer ends. People can look forward to that authentic Carnival spirit in one space—non-stop vibes, soca at its best, and a send-off that you won’t experience anywhere else. This is the ultimate way to close out Notting Hill Carnival 2025.”
This year’s edition takes place at Roundwood Park in North-West London, promising eight hours of non-stop entertainment with top Caribbean DJs, surprise live performers, authentic Caribbean cuisine, and photobooths to capture the experience. The dress code calls for carnival costumes, Monday wear, or carnival attire, ensuring that the event reflects the full colour and energy of the Caribbean tradition.
Happening on Saturday 6 September from 1pm to 9pm, the event offers tickets on a tiered basis, with general release starting at £30 and drinks-inclusive options from £100. Organisers have confirmed that gates will close at 4pm, and the event is strictly for ages 18 and above. Attendees are reminded that government-issued identification is required for entry and that all sales are final under the no-refund policy.
Tickets can be purchased via www.remedyevents.co.uk.
With its combination of music, food, and festive spirit, One More Jam 2025 stands out as the definitive way to close the summer season in London.
