Silverworks Island announce two huge shows ahead of next July

With Above & Beyond returning to their hometown and Worried About Henry bringing the UK's biggest Drum & Bass Festival to London, read on for more information.

Date published: 1st Dec 2025

Silverworks Island is looking mad busy next Summer, as GRAMMY-nominated electronic trio Above & Beyond and DnB heavyweight Worried About Henry will be heading to the heart of London's docklands next July for two unreal events. 

On Friday, 3rd July 2025, Above & Beyond will be returning to their hometown to bring their 'Bigger Than All Of Us' tour. Coming off the back of their monumental tour across North American amphitheatres that saw thousands of fans in attendance. 

The electronic trio will be taking over Silverworks Island to celebrate their latest album. The return to the open-air space will be immersive with a massive setup including a custom-built, circular "spaceship" DJ booth and interactive lighting inspired by the natural world. Plus, with a lineup of label talent to be announced soon, this will be a show you won't want to miss. 

Then on Sunday, 5th July 2026, expect it to get real noisy as Worried About Henry returns to the iconic waterfront setting of Silverworks Island for their highly anticipated WAH In The City. Following an exceptional year in 2025, WAH will be transforming the industrial landscape into a full day of high-energy music, culture, and next-level production.

Though the full lineup is still TBA, expect to be delivered one of the most distinctive DnB experiences with a powerful mix of headliners, scene leaders and breakthrough talent curated with the signature WAH stamp. 

Tickets for Above & Beyond 2026 and WAH in the City go on sale this Thursday, (4th December). However, to not miss out on a shining summer next year, scroll down and sign up now! 

Tickets for Above & Beyond 2026

Tickets for WAH in the City 2026

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