Secret Venue

Don’t F**k With Disco is coming back to London for a hopping Easter Special. Founders Toby Elliot and Ronnie C will be on the decks and request that everyone arrives sporting copious amounts of colour and sparkles. As ever, the venue is being kept a secret until we get closer to the event day. All we know right now is that it’ll be in a ‘big fat warehouse’. And be warned: there’s a strict no egg, no entry rule. As in, you will be turned away if you don’t bring an Easter egg along with you (to be donated to various London homeless shelters and food banks). Tickets are being released at 6pm on Sunday February 15. 

No longer the newbie on the block, London’s Jazz Cafe returns for its third edition in early August. It’s leaving behind its former home of Burgess Park and moving to a secret location. Headlining the 15,000-capacity festival in 2026 is R&B star Ari Lennox, known for her hits ‘Pressure’ and ‘Shea Butter Baby’, making it the singer’s only UK date in 2026. The rest of the line-up is still TBA, but if previous editions are anything to go by it will be meticulously curated by the Jazz Cafe gang, spanning jazz (of course), R&B, hip hop and electronic sounds. 

After taking place in Burgess Park for the past two years in a row,  Maiden Voyage is yet to announce the location for its 2026 edition. Details for summer’s event are still being kept under wraps, but tickets are on sale – expect stage takeovers from London’s hottest clubs and nightlife collectives, alongside some big names in contemporary electronic music.