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London in July is all about open-air vibes, warehouse takeovers and genre-hopping nights. Curious about what’s on in London in July? Studio 338, The Cause and Tobacco Dock keep the party moving, with trusted promoters bringing everything from house to afrobeat. London events in July are full of energy, variety and hands-in-the-air moments. See what the city has in store and get ready to dive in.
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