Kurupt FM: Last News

Kurupt FM have announced details of an upcoming show in London, celebrating their 10th anniversary. Find ticket information and more details below.Announced today (June 4), the live show will see the West London hip-hop collective come together on stage to celebrate a decade since the release of People Just Do Nothing – the UK mockumentary series that centred around them.Set to take place on September 28, the gig will see them appear at the recently-reopened O2 Academy venue in Brixton, and will come after their upcoming slot at Glastonbury later this month.The band took to social media this morning to announce their 10-year anniversary show, and posted a tongue-in-cheek clip of them receiving the news and heading down to the local park to get in shape for the gig.“LDN CREW!! THIS YEAR IS THE 10TH ANNIVERSARY OF PJDN SO TO CELEBRATE 10 YEARS OF PURE KURUPTION WERE TAKING OVER BRIXTON ACADEMY FOR A ONE OFF EXTRS SPESHY LIVE SHOW,” they wrote in the caption.In the video, the members also go on to tell fans that the Brixton gig will see “Kurupt FM back in shape and better than ever.”A post shared by People Just Do Nothing (@kuruptfm)Tickets go on general sale at 10am BST this Friday (June 7).

People Just Do Nothing star Grindah has opened up about a potential sixth season of the show.Allan Mustafa, who plays Grindah in the garage wannabe group Kurupt FM, spoke to Digital Spy about working with the BBC for five seasons.“I loved my time on People Just Do Nothing and all that when they filmed us for the BBC,” Mustafa as Grindah said. “But it was a big miscommunication because when they first approached us, I always thought it was going to be a live feed of me MC-ing for ages at pirate radio.

Kurupt FM told NME their guide to award ceremony etiquette at last night’s BRIT Awards.Chabuddy G told NME that the People Just Do Nothing collective have often got in trouble for spitting on the red carpet, even in pre-COVID times, while MC Grindah shared the key piece of advice was “do not blaze zoots on the carpet – we found that out the hard way”.“The best etiquette is that even if no one wants to interview you, just go up to any free mic and go, ‘What have you got to ask me?’ Just go straight in,” said Grindah. “Another bit of etiquette is just the right swag, really.