Planet Wax hosting Nio-B and KABLE: 1 year anniversary party with Marky V is the kind of event that locks in a crowd before doors even open. Marky brings his sharp-edged selections to a lineup also featuring Wiwson, Drime, and the event’s namesakes, Nio B and Darcy. It’s techno and dubstep with enough depth to keep the room’s energy churning all night.
For something less predictable, Club Cheek hosts Niche × TiHKAL, a night leaning on experimental electronica. Marylou and Basic Chanel bring textures that feel far removed from London’s usual Friday tempo, bolstered by live sets from Mcgregor and Wordcolour. This is where you go if you want your evening to challenge rather than comfort.
Tech house makes its presence felt at Ministry Of Sound with DRAMA CLUB: 19:26 (AFTERLIFE), Ginchy, P.O.U + MORE. 19 26, Ginchy, and P O U steer the night into Afro House touches, dialing in rhythms that grab dance floors tightly. Ministry handles larger crowds well, but this lineup feels personal enough to draw in deep listeners.
At Vespers Club, Audiotropism threads the needle between techno and club vibes. Elena Colombi and Jon K are your anchors for the evening, balancing precision with adaptability. There’s enough versatility in this lineup to keep even the most restless dancers locked into the room.
Finally, techno staples The Glove That Fits bring their usual heat with Half East Records x Swanky Express. Deejay Nye, Sketch, and Tirta lead with clean, pulsating grooves, while Vince Lam adds layers of texture that elevate the room beyond standard house fare.
The full lineup for London tomorrow is at all London events.