Formed in Leeds in 2006, Gentleman's Dub Club (GDC) has spent two decades at the forefront of the UK's dub and reggae landscape. What began as a eight-piece ensemble in a Headingley basement has evolved into an internationally touring outfit, recognized for a high-output studio discography and a live show that bridges the gap between traditional roots reggae and modern bass music.

The band's origins are rooted in sound system culture, specifically inspired by the Iration Steppas, and the long-running SubDub nights in Leeds. This foundational focus on low-end theory earned them early and sustained backing from the UK’s primary reggae tastemakers.

Notably, the band has been consistently championed by David Rodigan MBE, who has labelled them "one of the most energetic and exciting live bands in the country". Their music has been a staple on BBC Radio 1 and 1Xtra, receiving rotation from figures including Don Letts, Huw Stephens, and Mistajam.