Iconic nightclub fabric to celebrate its 26th anniversary with a 30-hour marathon in October 2025

London’s iconic nightclub, fabric, is set to celebrate its 26th anniversary with a monumental 30-hour marathon from Saturday 18 October, through Monday 20 October 2025. This milestone event follows a year of global showcases, the revitalisation of its Bodykinetic dancefloor, and the release of curated music from some of electronic music’s finest artists. The celebration promises an unforgettable experience with unannounced sets, surprise guests, and the unique atmosphere that fabric is renowned for.

Fabric. Image credit Lolita Montana.

The lineup for the weekend includes a stellar array of artists: Craig Richards, Ricardo Villalobos, Shanti Celeste, Francesco Del Garda, Nicolas Lutz, Ogazón, Adiel, Anna Wall, Bobby, Christian AB, Harry McCanna, Laidlaw, Matteo Manzini, O.Bee & Tomas Station, Rene Wise, and Ryan Elliott. Additional guests are expected to be announced in the lead-up to the event.

Tickets for the event are available through Resident Advisor and fabric’s official website. Various ticket options are offered, including early access and re-entry passes, with prices starting from £10 plus booking fee.

Date: 18 - 20 October 2025. Location: fabric, 77a Charterhouse Street, Clerkenwell, London EC1M 6HJ.

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