Music events to be on your radar in London this weekend: 13 - 15 November 2026

Eight events across three nights, with house in Camden, a daytime trance festival in Edmonton, drum and bass with an orchestra on the Southbank, experimental pop and electronic in east London, progressive house in Soho, warehouse sets in south east London and a Sunday party in a gallery. Here is what to book now.


Andrea Oliva at KOKO Electronic

#FLODown: The Swiss DJ plays a London headline show in The Theatre on Friday night, with Vanco and Argia also on the line up. Oliva has been a long standing presence in Ibiza club culture through the ANTS story and his residency at Ushuaïa, and his sound is based in stripped-back house and techno.

Date: Friday 13 November, 22.00 - 05.00, last entry 3am. Location: KOKO, 1a Camden High Street, Camden Town, London NW1 7JE. Price: from £13.25. Book now.

A State of Trance with Armin van Buuren

#FLODown: A daytime start on Saturday for the first indoor A State of Trance festival in the UK, celebrating 25 years of the brand and headlined by Armin van Buuren. The bill also includes a face to face set with Giuseppe Ottaviani, plus Ferry Corsten, Cosmic Gate, Andrew Rayel and Ruben de Ronde across three rooms.

Date: Saturday 14 November, 1pm - 10.30pm, last entry 5pm. Location: Drumsheds, 6 Glover Drive, Edmonton, London N18 3HF
Price: general admission from £67, though most sellers are now sold out and the final tickets are through Kaboodle from £75. Book now.


Goldie, Dare To Dream

#FLODown: An early evening show on Saturday from the producer, DJ and visual artist, with guests including the French-Senegalese artist anaiis, jazz drummer and producer Yussef Dayes and singers Natalie Williams and Cleveland Watkiss. Goldie co-founded Metalheadz in 1994, and his 1995 debut Timeless reached number seven on the UK album chart.

Date: Saturday 14 November, 8pm - 9.30pm. Location: Royal Festival Hall, Southbank Centre, Belvedere Road, London SE1 8XX.
Price: £41. Book now.

Natural Mind presents Peace of Mind

#FLODown: Mechatok brings his Natural Mind series back for a night celebrating the friends and collaborators who have shaped a new wave of experimental pop and electronic music. TOXE, Glasear, mobilegirl, sixzino and aeriform all play, and more.

Date: Saturday 14 November, 11pm - 5am.
Location: Village Underground, 54 Holywell Lane, Shoreditch, London EC2A 3PQ. Price: from £22.15. Book now.


Shingo Nakamura

#FLODown: One of the most successful Japanese dance acts brings his melodic and progressive house to Soho for a late London headline show. Nakamura has released on Anjunadeep, Monstercat Silk and Otographic, and has had support from Armin van Buuren, Above & Beyond, BT and Kaskade.

Date: Saturday 14 November, 11pm - 3.30am
Location: The Lower Third, 26 Denmark Street, London WC2H 8NJ. Price: £10 - £20. Book now.


Grooves For Good X Bricks

#FLODown: House and electro across two floors on Friday night, with Chicca, DJ Bowlcut and a Tiny Wax Collective takeover. Caspa Mono, Defunked, DJ Wills, Lysander, Rivera and Freddie Fricker also play, from 7pm through to 4am.

Date: Friday 13 November, 7pm - 4am. Location: Bricks, 414 Coldharbour Lane, Brixton, London SW9 8LF. Price: from £13. Book now.



Hotflush, Scuba all night long

#FLODown: The Hotflush founder plays start to finish in a south east London warehouse, across garage, dubstep, techno and house. His label has introduced some of the scene's most influential artists since 2003.

Date: Saturday 14 November, 10pm - 4am.
Location: Venue MOT Unit 18, Orion Business Centre, Surrey Canal Road, London SE14 5RT
Price: £13.56 - £23.50. Book now.



華 HANA 001, The First Bloom

#FLODown: A debut party from the new HANA series, six hours of electronic music in a Hackney Wick gallery with Fresh Lov3, Yukari, EMI, nyetochka, SCYLLA and D LAI. The name comes from the Japanese character 華, for flowers, beauty and flourishing. An early finish, so good for a Sunday.

Date: Sunday 15 November, 5pm - 11pm. Location: Not For Sale Gallery, Algha Works, 83 Smeed Road, Fish Island, London E3 2NR
Price: £14. Book now.

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