Due to unprecedented demand, tickets for Black Coffee’s historic London show at the Old Royal Naval College sold out within minutes of going on sale. Labyrinth is thrilled to announce that due to overwhelming interest, a second date has been added to the series opening – Black Coffee will now perform on 31st July 2025, in addition to the original 1st August 2025 show. Tickets are on sale now and available to purchase HERE.
This milestone solidifies Black Coffee’s status as one of the world’s most in-demand artists, making history as the first-ever DJ to headline London’s iconic Old Royal Naval College, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and the first act to sell out the venue in a pre-sale. The second date provides one more opportunity for fans to witness this landmark performance in the UK capital.
Known for his groundbreaking fusion of house, soul, and African rhythms, Black Coffee’s influence on the global electronic music scene is unmatched. As a Grammy Award-winning artist and producer, he has collaborated with global superstars such as Pharrell Williams, Usher, Diplo, and David Guetta. His meteoric rise is a testament to his artistry and cultural impact.
Both dates are part of the Labyrinth on the Thames series – a newly launched six-day celebration of contemporary dance music, taking place during the first two weekends of August. Black Coffee will headline and curate his own unique lineup and live production for the opening shows, in collaboration with world-renowned production house High Scream, ensuring a visually and sonically spectacular experience against the stunning backdrop of the Thames riverside and London’s skyline.
Nick Castleman, founder of Labyrinth, said: “The interest we’ve had in this launch is unlike anything we’ve seen before. The combination of Black Coffee and this venue is evidently a unique proposition for fans and we’re delighted to be adding a 2nd date for Black Coffee on the Thames.”
Tickets for the newly added 31st July 2025 show are on sale now, and given the overwhelming response, are expected to sell just as quickly.
