Siren Sisters ft. MC Treasure Irie at Fusion Festival 2026
Siren Sisters ft. MC Treasure Irie plays Fusion Festival 2026 on Thu, Jun 25 at 16:00 at the Rootsbase stage in Germany.
- Day
- Thu, Jun 25
- Set time
- 16:00–18:00Europe/Berlin
- Stage
- Rootsbase
- Festival dates
- Jun 24–29, 2026
- Country
- Germany
Plan around it
Around this set
Star anything here and it joins your plan, clash warnings included.
On the Rootsbase
- 15:00–16:00Irie Ira
- 16:00–18:00Siren Sisters ft. MC Treasure IrieThis set
- 18:00–19:00Haroon Ayyaz
At the same time
- 12:00–12:00xstage – Experimental Stage ProjectOutdoor
- 16:00–23:00PassengersOutdoor
- 13:00–17:00Malecke // WandbemalungWorkshop Hangar Yard
- 13:30–16:30Siebdruck Workshop / Screen printing WorkshopWorkshop Hangar Domes
- 14:00–18:00Built your own kite / Drachenbau-WorkshopWorkshop Hangar Tables
On the ground
Find the Rootsbase
Siren Sisters ft. MC Treasure Irie plays at the Rootsbase, marked on the Fusion Festival 2026 map below.
About this set
- DJ
Inspired by Rastafari and the rich sound system cultures of the UK and Jamaica, Catitah Steppah and Sister Siren deliver deep roots, meditative dub, and heavy steppers. For these two vinyl purists, their custom sound system is far more than just a wall of speakers and amplifiers—it is a spiritual platform for healing, connection, meditation, and sonic resistance against the Babylon system. Their crates are packed with everything from timeless roots classics to fresh releases and exclusive dubplates. On stage, they are frequently joined by Ecuador-born MC Treasure Irie, who elevates the session with live sampling, heavy effects, and powerful chanting. Their musical journey has taken them to Europe’s premier dub gatherings, including DubCamp (France), HIMDub Festival (Portugal), and the Fusion Festival near Berlin. As dedicated cultural activists within the non-profit association Kulturimpuls (Freising), they also co-organize the legendary Rootsbase stage at Fusion, alongside homegrown events like Dubimpuls and the Lioness Awake Roots Café. Since 2008, performing as the Siren Sisters, they have hosted pioneering sessions at Munich’s Feierwerk, launching their regular Omega Dub Circle in 2023. Having welcomed over 100 international artists to their sessions (including Sista Habesha, Jah Vibes, and Dasha Fyah), their core mission remains empowering women and bringing gender balance to a traditionally male-dominated scene. For her relentless grassroots work, Sister Siren founded the all-female collective Lioness Awake in 2019 and was awarded the prestigious Tassilo Prize by the Süddeutsche Zeitung.