music with vision

Revered electronic duo from Leeds, Prospa, are making their highly anticipated return to London for their biggest headline show in the capital to date at Magazine London on Friday 13th March.

Renowned drum and bass imprint Hospitality bring the genre to Magazine London for the first time ever to celebrate their 30th anniversary.

Following a sold-out show at EartH on Halloween, Malugi is back in London, bringing his unrivalled energy and Hardcore Happiness tour to The Cause on Saturday 21st March.

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Influential Dutch electronic music band take Exhibition White City during their 2026 world tour. Expect musical landscapes where dancefloor sensibilities meet dynamic songwriting and forward thinking sound design.

World-renowned DJ and Producer MK returns to London on Saturday 21st March at acclaimed riverside venue, Magazine London.

Clark makes a long awaited return to London to present his brand new AV live show at Village Underground on Saturday 21st March. Following the recent release of his acclaimed album Steep Stims, this event is a powerful, immersive deep dive into his innovative electronic sound.

Embracing the vintage allure of 90s house music, L.P. Rhythm stands as a purveyor of nostalgia. With a distinct sound that pays homage to the golden era, the Sunderland-raised DJ and producer has graced key underground institutions in the UK and beyond. His tour leads him to Unlocked Shoreditch on Saturday 21st March.

Following a sold out show at Phonox earlier this year, Nils Hoffmann is making his highly anticipated return to London for his biggest headline performance in the capital to date.

On the 4th April, the Don’t F**k with Disco crew return to London  for a special Easter celebration.

This event is 21+.

Acclaimed, multifaceted musician Max Cooper brings his distinctive vision to life at the Royal Albert Hall on Tuesday 7 April 2026, with support from HAAi, performing their long-awaited HUMANiSE live show.

Rules arrives in London for a night of soulful vocal anthems and melodic house that perfectly captures the fresh energy of the new year.

Jeremy Olander is the architect of the slow burn. Fusing cinematic depth with the pulse of Stockholm techno, his sound is a masterclass in melancholic euphoria. London, prepare for a journey between the club and the soul.

Defined by a relentless commitment to the groove and a reputation for sold-out dancefloors, Gaskin presents Bass Jamz in at The Cause this summer.

He brings the full weight of the Bass Jamz imprint to the capital for an all-day showcase that that moves fast, hits heavy, and stays locked into the rhythm.

One label. One vision. One of the most essential dates on the electronic music calendar.

Alok is a Brazilian powerhouse shaping the sound of modern dance music worldwide, landing at O2 Academy Brixton on Friday 5 June.

With billions of streams and a reputation for commandeering huge moments in electronic music, he arrives in London for a night of hands-in-the-air energy and high-impact production.

From global hits like “Hear Me Now” to genre-spanning collaborations, Alok’s catalogue is built for main stage pressure and late-night release. A two-time Latin Grammy nominee and a fixture in the world’s biggest DJ rankings, he delivers a fast-moving, hard-hitting show with melody where it counts.

World-renowned DJ, producer, and multidisciplinary artist Anyma returns to London this summer with his brand-new show ÆDEN.

Debuting at this year’s Coachella, ÆDEN has been designed to emphasize the surrounding nature, featuring new music and an all-new visual journey.

For its two-day showcase at Silverworks Island this June, ethereal sonics and production will be backdropped by the raw industrial heritage of East London, with planes flying overhead in a setting that make you realise the true scale of our realm.

As an artist, his sound is nothing but otherworldly and visceral. A reference in the scene, Anyma’s expanse has only broadened.

This performance will mark Anyma’s most immersive and transformative live music experience yet on his first London show since 2022.

World-renowned DJ, producer, and multidisciplinary artist Anyma returns to London this summer with his brand-new show ÆDEN.

Debuting at this year’s Coachella, ÆDEN has been designed to emphasize the surrounding nature, featuring new music and an all-new visual journey.

For its two-day showcase at Silverworks Island this June, ethereal sonics and production will be backdropped by the raw industrial heritage of East London, with planes flying overhead in a setting that make you realise the true scale of our realm.

As an artist, his sound is nothing but otherworldly and visceral. A reference in the scene, Anyma’s expanse has only broadened.

This performance will mark Anyma’s most immersive and transformative live music experience yet on his first London show since 2022.

Above & Beyond return to their hometown as they bring their revered ‘Bigger Than All Of Us’ production to Silverworks Island on Friday 3rd July 2026. They’ll be joined by a full lineup of Anjuna label talent for a day of music framed by the East London’s iconic skyline.

After the success of the 2025 edition, which saw huge crowds and world-class sets against the unique east London docklands backdrop, Worried About Henry return to East London for a hat-trick on Sunday 05 July 2026 at Silverworks Island.

Expect over 40 artists, still to be announced, three powerful stages, and the full immersive festival experience that solidifies Worried About Henry as the UK’s biggest Drum & Bass festival.

Phase one lineup sees Pendulum (Live) join the crew, alongside Andy C: Alive, Mozey, Sota, Andromedik, Viridity B2B Vio.let, and special guest K Motionz. Royal Rumble will host Stage 2, with Kings of the Rollers confirmed and more exclusive B2B2Bs still to be announced.

Pre-sale is at 10am on Wednesday 28th January with any remaining tickets going on general sale at 10am on Thursday 29th January.

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Chart-dominating Becky Hill brings her new curated festival concept, You Me Us, to Silverworks Island on Friday 10th July.

A diverse, carefully curated lineup spanning women, queer and underrepresented artists alongside established names, reflecting the broad spectrum of voices shaping modern dance culture.

Set at London’s most iconic waterfront festival stage, Silverworks Island.

Not you. Not me. Us.

Pre-sale tickets are available at 11am on Thursday 26th February, with any remaining tickets going on general sale at 11am on Friday 27th February.

One of the scene’s most in-demand talents, FISHER returns to London on Saturday 11th July, bringing his inimitable energy to Silverworks Island.

With a fast rise through the ranks to global headline status, the Aussie DJ has become a mainstay in the party circuit with appearances at the world’s main festivals as well as sought-after residencies in Ibiza and Las Vegas. With a string of anthemic, floor-filling records and a stage presence that’s impossible to ignore, FISHER has earned his place among the scene’s most exciting names.

Taking to East London this summer, he’ll deliver a full day-to-night experience with more acts TBA.

Who’s coming fishing?

Tiësto is back. Eight years after his last major London headline show, he returns to the capital on Sunday 12th July for a landmark open-air performance at Silverworks Island.

This set revisits the iconic trance sound that first established him as a global force, offering a rare chance to experience deeper cuts of his catalogue in a large-scale outdoor setting.

Against the industrial backdrop of London’s Docklands, Silverworks Island sets the stage for a night that bridges past and present.

Technical wizardry, relentless energy.

Two of the most electrifying names in dance music, MEDUZA and James Hype bring their collaborative project Our House to London for an extended outdoor session at Magazine Open—Air on Friday 14th August.

Josh Baker and Max Dean: two artists shaping the sound of UK tech house.

Fresh from a widely acclaimed b2b in Liverpool, the unparalleled duo arrive in the capital for their long-awaited London debut this August, outside at Magazine Open–Air.
Individually, their impact is undeniable. Together, it reaches another level entirely.

Hide&Seek founder and You&Me label head Josh Baker has become synonymous with groove-led productions targeted directly at the dancefloor, underpinned by a relentless run of sold-out shows and high-profile headline performances across the UK and beyond.

Max Dean’s stacked resume continues to push his neXup imprint to new heights, drawing record-breaking demand at Drumsheds and selling out a two-day Fabric weekender. An Essex-born journey that is anything but emerging and shows no sign of slowing.

The pair join forces once again for an extended outdoor session at brand new location Magazine Open–Air on Saturday 15th August.

Two of the UK’s most in-demand selectors. One open-air dancefloor. It doesn’t get better than this.

Since 2011, Soulection has been a global creative hub for innovative musicians, crate-digging DJs, and open-minded fans. What began as an independent radio show has blossomed into a worldwide community united in a borderless, genre-bending musical movement.

As part of their 15th anniversary celebration, the Soulection crew throw their biggest ever UK showcase this summer at Magazine Open—Air, a new outdoor location in the Greenwich Peninsula.

This summer, Amelie Lens and Sara Landry come together for their first ever London b2b at Magazine Open—Air.

Amelie Lens, a Belgian techno powerhouse whose unrelenting passion, signature sound, and global EXHALE movement have cemented her as one of the genre’s leading figures. Alongside her stands Sara Landry, an unwavering self-taught producer and DJ, delivering dark, driving, and divinely feminine industrial techno with unapologetic force.

A UK exclusive b2b beneath London’s skyline on Friday 21st August.

Brand new for the summer, Magazine Open—Air is Broadwick Live’s signature outdoor series on the Greenwich Peninsula. Set on the banks of the River Thames in a never-before-used location, the area transforms into a roofless dancefloor framed by architecture, skyline and meticulously engineered sound.

Pre-sale goes live at 9am on Wednesday 28th January, with all remaining tickets available via general sale at 12pm the same day.

A very limited number of Super Early Bird tickets will be available for £39.95.

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Purple Disco Machine returns to London for all-day outdoor showcase.

Fresh off the back of a sold-out headline set at La Discothèque at Drumsheds and a two-day takeover of Exhibition White City, the undisputed king of modern nu-disco lands in London once more for his biggest show in the capital yet.

This time? His signature high-energy house grooves that blend with hits of 70s and 80s nostalgia take a new stage: Magazine Open—Air.

One of electronic music’s most enigmatic acts, Autechre’s long-awaited return to London promises to be one of next year’s highlights. Bringing their meticulously complex compositions to Magazine on 24th October, Sean Booth and Rob Brown reaffirm their experimental ethos with a 90-minute live performance in total darkness. Presented by The Hydra, this is a once-in-a-lifetime experience and we expect tickets to sell out quickly.