What's on in London this weekend

Dom Dolla summer 2026 is looking extra spicy on the Thames, as he curates the Old Royal Naval College, UNESCO Site on August 1st.

XOYO brings heavy hitters Ozzie Guven, Rich NXT, Boss Priester & Paisley Jensen to the basement.

Peggy Gou is set to light up London's glorious Old Royal Naval College this August 2nd.

Experience Junction 2 at its best with I Hate Models, Carlie Sparks and much much more...

Join us on Saturday the 1st of August at one of London's coolest venues Duo Clapham as Tre Reynolds headlines for us!

All aboard! The Trance Sanctuary Boat Party returns on Sat 1st August as we sail down the River Thames listening to the best in Trance & Progressive.

British Summertime just got a little bit hotter as UCOJ takes over Brixton Jamm for a day of Jungle and Drum and Bass in the sun.

Bringing C-Thru Back to Brentwood. Back to intimate Dance Floors , Proper house Music LOCATION - Rumors Brentwood CM14 4EA

The official Hospital30 Block Party afterparty this summer - round the corner at Colour Factory, limited cap, vibes guaranteed!

Tarrus Riley - LIVE in concert alongside legendary saxophonist Dean Fraser with the incredible Blak Soil Band. Supported by Christopher Ellis

The ultimate roller disco night with Hip Hop, R&B, Dancehall, Afrobeats & Amapiano. Fresh sounds, throwbacks & great vibes.

Both parties from surrey and essex take on london venue EGG LDN open air terrace with a stacked lineup, DO NOT MISS OUT!

Heavy Rotation brings their next party to The Bunker at Rolling Stock! Garage, Jungle, Breaks & Drum and Bass.

Spellbinding new musical with a thrilling country/bluegrass and rock score, where a human girl and witch-boy defy their worlds.

Dame Maureen Lipman stars in Peter Quilter’s heart-warming comedy with music, packed with humour, heart and iconic musical numbers.

Based on Britain's best-loved picture book, this Olivier Award nominated smash hit returns with magic and sing-a-long songs.

Award-winning stage adaptation of Harper Lee’s classic returns in a powerfully uplifting, spellbinding West End season, with Richard Coyle.

Record-breaking, six-time Olivier Award-winning My Neighbour Totoro returns in a beguiling Studio Ghibli stage adaptation.

The smash-hit musical, winner of four Olivier Awards, is a hilarious, thought-provoking comedy from Trey Parker.

Cameron Mackintosh and Matthew Bourne’s new Oliver! brings Lionel Bart’s iconic score to vivid life after a sold-out Chichester season.

The first-ever theatre adaptation of The Hunger Games brings Katniss Everdeen’s gripping story of courage and hope to the stage.

Horrible Histories returns with Barmy Britain – the best bits, a family show packed with Britain’s nastiest historical moments.