The Warehouse Talad Noi

Lemto, Australian-born and now London-based, he’s part of a new UK garage conversation that values groove over gimmick. His productions weave house foundations with classic UKG swing and weighty basslines that feel physical without forcing the point. An EP on Interplanetary Criminal and Main Phase’s ATW Records, followed by the widely shared Back 2 Front, has helped sharpen that momentum, backed by nods from Kettama, Sammy Virji and Interplanetary Criminal. This night places him alongside a local-heavy lineup that reads like a roll call of curious selectors: Virion, MINT, MILO, XULALIT, ODD THOMAS and ORCHO. Expect a long-form exchange between styles rather than a race for peak moments, the sort of evening where tracks stretch out, connect and make sense together. January 16. B200 via here and B300 at the door. Gearbox, The Warehouse Talat Noi, 9pm-2am

The title barely needs explaining. Pancakes, drinks and art share the same room and somehow it works. This travelling pop-up began in Los Angeles and has since become a favourite for those who like culture without stiff rules or quiet corners. For one night, The Warehouse Talat Noi hands its walls over to emerging artists, each surface layered with fresh work that invites wandering rather than polite viewing. While you move around, stacks of pancakes appear on repeat, fuelled by syrup and good intentions, with a bar close enough to keep spirits high. Live music threads through the evening, giving the space a loose, social rhythm. Everything on display is for sale, which matters. It’s less about spectacle and more about supporting artists while eating something comforting at the wrong hour, a little messy and entirely enjoyable.   January 17. B250 at the door. The Warehouse Talat Noi, 7pm-midnight