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Ministry of Sound Celebrates 35 Years with First Names of 2026

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Ministry of Sound unveils the first wave of artists set to soundtrack its historic 35th Anniversary Programme, marking the beginning of a year-long celebration for one of electronic music’s most influential club institutions. The opening announcements preview a milestone moment for the London powerhouse as it prepares for its most transformative year yet. After 35 years at the forefront of global club culture, Ministry of Sound is readying a new chapter that will reshape the clubbing experience, with major plans to reinvent the look and feel of the club from January 2026.

Heading up the bill are heavyweight artists whose sounds have defined generations and shaped the rhythm of London nightlife. From house legends Ron Trent, Joe Claussell and Tony Humphries to global powerhouses Pete Tong, Kölsch, Darius Syrossian, Eats Everything and more, reflecting the club’s enduring influence on the city’s musical identity and sonic legacy, which continues to be the blueprint for club culture across the globe.

Alongside the headline acts, Ministry of Sound continue to put a spotlight on London’s most vital and exciting new talent. Lauren Lo Sung brings the genre-blurring house sets that have made her a fixture on the capital’s floors, Fiorella pushes deep house and minimal sounds into fresh territory, Riva Starr and Matrefakt inject tech and house flavours, and Konstantin Sibold’s melodic techno has won him acclaim across Europe.

Landing in the new year, Blink takes over Fridays at Ministry, championing the best in melodic and afro-house. Launched with Louder, it kicks off on Friday 30th January with a headline set from afro-house artist &Friends. Building on the club’s cross-genre ethos, Blink forms part of a 2026 programme that shines a light on emerging talent and brings the world’s standout artists to London’s floors.

“Everyone at Ministry of Sound is incredibly proud of what we’ve built over the last 35 years, the nights, the artists, the energy that has defined London’s sound. But we’re also thinking ahead, about what the club could become over the next 30 years. Next year marks the start of that chapter.” – Matt Long, Club Director. 

The anniversary kicks off in January with Carnival of Sound on Friday 9, followed by celebrating 23 Years of Select Radio on Saturday 10. Mas Que Nada brings house and disco-infused energy on Saturday 17, while Sound of Garage revisits UKG classics on Friday 23. The month closes with two standout headline nights: &friends on Saturday 30 January, and a landmark back-to-back set from Pete Tong and Kölsch on Saturday 31, supported by Lauren Lo Sung and Jansons.

February continues the momentum with Hard Times hosting a rare daytime session on Saturday 7, featuring house pioneers Ron Trent, Joe Claussell and Tony Humphries. Later on in the month, URGE, Siesta, La Discothèque (celebrating 10 years), Smoove and Room Service bring a mix of underground and genre-spanning sounds, while Konstantin Sibold takes to the decks on Friday 20 February.

March rounds out the opening season with the Latin energy of BRESH on Saturday 7, global big-room star KSHMR on Friday 13, and the technicolour rhythms of Zamna Soundsystem on Friday 20. The month closes with Mak10 + Friends on Saturday 28, a showcase of grime, UKG, and UK funky celebrating the club’s underground spirit.  

The 2026 programme honours the venue’s rich history while pushing forward into new creative territory, blending heritage with innovation, legends with rising talents and London roots with worldwide reach. 

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Ministry of Sound 35th Anniversary – Opening Season

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&friends, Alcemist, Andy FunkFusion, Angel Lee, Anthony Godfather, Artful Dodger, Basso, Billie Jean, Bresh, Chanel Carmichael, Chapter & Verse, Charlotte Devaney, Daniella Font, Danny Decibel, Darius Syrossian, Eats Everything, Ellzy B, Fiorella, Higgo, Hotsteppa, James Alexander, James Carter, Jansons, Jesse Calosso, Joëlla Jackson, Joezi, Joe Claussell, Josh Parkinson, Joshua Roberts, Kismet, Kölsch, Konstantin Sibold, KSHMR, La Discotheque (Celebrating 10 years), Lauren Lo Sung, DJ Majesty, Mak 10, Marcus Nasty, Mark Love, Mas Que Nada Brothers, Matrefakt, Moeaike, Murdock, Nick Christoforou, Omari, P.O.U, Padre Guilherme, Pete Tong, Philip George, Pioneer, Remixia, Rennie Peters, Riva Starr, Ron Trent, Rooby, Royal-T, RUZE, Ryan Nicholls, Sam Supplier, Sandra Omari, Sassy B, Supa D, Tebra, Tom Enzy, Tom Short, Tony Humphries, Vibe Chemistry, Vini Vici, Zamna Soundsystem, Zed Bias, Zofia.

Ministry of Sound Finalise Winter Plans including NYE

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After a landmark year, Ministry of Sound shows no sign of slowing down as it powers into the winter season. Between now and a huge New Year’s Eve celebration with Girls Don’t Sync and Paul Woolford, the club rolls out a packed schedule spanning house, techno, trance, disco and UKG, each night bringing its own crowd, vibe and unmistakable SE1 magic.

November brings a flurry of debuts, sold-out sessions and some of the year’s most in-demand line-ups. The month kicks off on 1 November with Stanton Sessions: Halloween Special – The Ministry Doll Massacre, transforming the club into a haunted house of bass and breakbeats. On 7 November, Danni Gato headlines his biggest-ever UK show with Khenya and guests, followed by Trance Sanctuary Presents: Kearnage on 8 November, a euphoric sell-out.

Mid-month, Dyzen and Script each deliver their largest UK headline sets to date on 14 and 21 November, joined by rising names and global collaborators. Gok Wan’s Isolation Nation returns for back-to-back editions on 15 and 22 November, spreading its trademark house unity.

Closing the month, 28 November sees melodic house trio and Afterlife and Armada associates Goom Gum play. The following night, 29 November, From The Archives: The Gallery revives one of the club’s most legendary trance nights for a special heritage edition with Sander Van Doorn and Tall Paul b2b Seb Fontaine, while Bresh makes a long awaited debut at Ministry the same night with its signature high-energy Latin vibes.

December delivers a mix of nostalgia and festive euphoria. Disco Daddy lights up 6 December with Norman Jay, Michael Gray and Carly Foxx, before UKG Brunch: Christmas Special on 13 December brings endless garage and funky house fun. Pitch Records takes over on 20 December with Max Chapman, Leon and guests.

After the holidays, Smoove returns on Boxing Day, followed by BackTo95 on 27 December for a journey through classic house and garage anthems. The season culminates on 31 December with MOS:NYE, a defining finale featuring state-of-the-art production and a marathon of house, techno and dancefloor anthems across all four rooms.

In the Box are garage and house tastemakers Girls Don’t Sync and UK chart topper and master of all forms of house, Paul Woolford, plus Emerald and PRESTi, while in 103 Jam House presents Djammin, Maximum b2b Meeshy, Omari b2b Ossie and Krissy b2b Nicky Summers. In The Loft, Ittman Presents: Talk Nice Sounds for the freshest selections and in Baby Box, Joe NBO and Travis Casa complete this most epic party. 

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