The Italian Beatbox Battle (2009 - 2016) and the Italian Beatbox Family Championship (2018 - Now) are the official national beatboxing competitions of Italy.
For other national championships see the National Championships page.
History[]
The first Italian Beatbox event was held at Mu Club in Parma on November 28th, 2008. But the first official championship dates back to 2009.
Events[]
| Event | Dates | Location | Venue | Champion | Vice Champion |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| IBB 2009 | April 25th | Reggio Emilia | Maffia Club |  Beat Conneta[*]
|
Zeb[*]
|
| IBB 2011 | May 13rd | Bologne | Sottotetto SoundClub | Orange Beat
|
Mex Zee
|
| IBB 2013 | June 29th | Varese | Hotel Ungheria | Mex Zee
|
Syntex
|
| IBB 2014 | June 14th | Varese | Hotel Ungheria | Bee Cee
|
Syntex
|
| IBB 2015 | June 14th | Varese | Piazza Monte Grappa | Orange Beat
|
Lil Klips
|
| IBB 2016 | July 2nd | Varese | Palazzo Estense | Krane*
|
Piaga*
|
| IBFC 2018 | July 28th | San Benedetto del Tronto | Florentia Live Rock Pub | JBeat
|
Rask
|
| IBFC 2019 | November 29-30 | Bologne | Sottotetto SoundClub | Azel
|
Frank Venus
|
| IBFC 2022 | November 12nd | Bologne | Sottotetto SoundClub | JBeat
|
BlackRoll
|
| IBC 2023 | February 18th | Bologne | Mercato Sonato | BlackRoll
|
ThisOne[*]
|
| IBFC 2024 | March 9-10 | Venezia | Centro Sociale Rivolta | Dynamatt
|
Bad Peace
|
| IBFC 2025 | April 12-13 | Venezia | Centro Sociale Rivolta | Shishone
|
Bad Peace
|
- According to the organization, the finalists of the 2016 Championship (JBeat and Rima) were disqualified for going against the rules, leading to the semifinalists Krane and Piaga being declared first and second place respectively.