Moby to headline On The Beach Festival Brighton for his only UK show of 2026

Electronic music legend Moby brings a full live band to Brighton Beach this July, closing On The Beach Festival with a rare open-air performance as part of his limited 2026 world tour.

Skiddle Staff

Date published: 9th Jan 2026

Brighton Beach is prepping for a HUGE moment this summer, as electronic music icon, Moby, comes to close out the final day of this year’s On The Beach Festival, bringing a full live band to the seafront for a live spectacle like no other, on Sunday 26th July.

And here’s the headline: this is currently Moby’s only confirmed UK show of 2026. Yep, one date. One beach. One seriously special night. A rare seaside show from a true dance music pioneer.

With more than 20 million albums sold worldwide, Moby isn’t just a big name. He’s one of the artists who helped shape modern electronic music as we know it. From era-defining tracks, such as ‘Porcelain’ and ‘Why Does My Heart Feel So Bad’, to albums that soundtracked entire generations, his influence runs deep.

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After stepping away from large-scale touring for several years, Moby made a triumphant return in 2024 with a run of acclaimed European shows celebrating the 25th anniversary of Play. Fast forward to 2026, and he’s keeping things selective, embarking on a limited 20-date global tour, with Brighton proudly sitting among those hand-picked stops.

What makes this sweeter is that this marks Moby’s first performance in Brighton in over 25 years. It’s safe to say the reunion has been a long time coming.

Moby’s headline set will bring the curtain down on On The Beach 2026, wrapping up a seven-date run that’s quickly become one of the most exciting fixtures on the UK festival calendar. Other artists confirmed to commandeer the beachfront stage across the week include fellow dance innovator Fatboy Slim and indie legends, The Maccabees. More announcements are yet to come.

Pre-sale tickets will be released on Tuesday 20th January at 10 am, with general sale tickets available from Wednesday 21st January at 10 am. Sign up now below and be the first in line to secure your spot.

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