Phonox Launches Circulate Across Three South London Venues

Phonox Launches Circulate Across Three South London Venues as M.O.T. and Jumbi join the summer series Phonox announces the launch of Circulate, a new summer event series connecting three South London venues, Phonox, M.O.T., and Jumbi, through a day-to-night run from May 16 to August 29, 2026. The series brings club nights, open-air daytime parties, and social gatherings into one season, giving Circulate a format that links different parts of South London nightlife without making each date feel separate from the wider concept. Across the season, the lineup includes Derrick Carter, DJ Nobu, Gerd Janson, Leon Vynehall, Egyptian Lover, Josey Rebelle, Young Marco, Soichi Terada, Zack Fox, DJ Assault, Black Rave Culture, and more. With Phonox leading the club setting, M.O.T. adding an outdoor daytime space, and Jumbi bringing in a cultural and social setting, Circulate gives the three venues a shared summer identity across the city’s electronic music calendar. How Phonox, M.O.T. And Jumbi Give Circulate Its Day-To-Night South London Structure The three-venue format gives Circulate its main point of difference. Phonox anchors the series with its established club setting, keeping the project connected to a late-night environment that already has a clear place in South London club culture. M.O.T. adds the open-air side of the concept, creating space for daytime events that can run before the night-time element takes over. Jumbi brings in the social and cultural side, giving the series a venue that can bridge the gap between daytime gathering and evening music without making the whole concept depend on one club setting. That structure is important because Circulate is being presented as a shared seasonal project between the three venues, not just a run of unrelated dates under one name. The press release positions the series as both an extension of each venue’s existing identity and a standalone platform for collaboration, which gives the format more purpose than a standard summer calendar. Sammi Hussien from Phonox also frames the launch as the first time these three cornerstones of South London nightlife have come together in this way, with the series giving clubbers a dedicated day-and-night route across the summer. By placing Phonox, M.O.T., and Jumbi within one connected concept, Circulate highlights how independent venues can work together while still keeping their own role within the wider electronic music community. Inside Circulate’s Season-Long Lineup Across May, June, July, And August The lineup gives Circulate a broad musical range across its first season, with each date bringing together artists from different corners of club music instead of relying on one narrow sound. The opening night on May 16 pairs Zack Fox, DJ Swisha, Jubilee, Bok Bok, and Fiyahdred across Phonox and M.O.T., setting up the series with a mix of rap-adjacent club energy, bass, breaks, and UK-rooted dance music. From there, the season continues with names such as Laurence Guy, Rahaan, DJ Fett Burger, Heléna Star, Optimo (Espacio), Papa Nugs, Tia Cousins, Kiara Scuro, Make A Dance, Paula Tape, and Bibi Seck, giving the early stretch a wide selector focus across house, disco, leftfield club sounds, and underground dance music. The later dates keep that range open while bringing in several major names across house, techno, electro, bass, and global club culture. Leon Vynehall, Powder, Yu Su, and AliA lead the June 20 date across Phonox and M.O.T., followed by Gerd Janson, Krystal Klear, and LOVEFOXY at Phonox and Jumbi on June 27. July adds Young Marco, Jennifer Loveless, Jeremy Underground, System Olympia, Mafalda, Soichi Terada, Angel D’lite, Josh Caffé, Serenda, and Egyptian Lover, before August closes with Derrick Carter, Shy One, Jitwam, DJ Assault, DJ Paypal, Black Rave Culture, Ikonika, DJ Nobu, Binh, Josey Rebelle, and Introspekt. Instead of reading like a single-genre summer calendar, Circulate uses the lineup to show how wide South London’s club audience can be, connecting respected legacy artists, international selectors, and newer club voices across the full three-month run. *]:pointer-events-auto [content-visibility:auto] supports-[content-visibility:auto]:[contain-intrinsic-size:auto_100lvh] R6Vx5W_threadScrollVars scroll-mb-[calc(var(--scroll-root-safe-area-inset-bottom,0px)+var(--thread-response-height))] scroll-mt-[calc(var(--header-height)+min(200px,max(70px,20svh)))]" dir="auto" data-turn-id="request-WEB:131ddab6-308f-47e4-87d7-fb8aeba080f6-18" data-testid="conversation-turn-38" data-scroll-anchor="false" data-turn="assistant"> What Circulate Says About South London’s Independent Venue Culture Beyond the artist list, Circulate reads as a venue-led statement about how South London club culture can operate across more than one space. The press release repeatedly frames the series around collaboration, shared identity, and a connected experience, which makes the partnership between Phonox, M.O.T., and Jumbi the real cent