Above & Beyond, the London trance trio behind Anjunabeats, played their Bigger Than All Of Us production at Silverworks Island.
Above & Beyond played their Bigger Than All Of Us production at Silverworks Island in the Royal Docks on Friday 3 July 2026, a homecoming for a trio formed in London.
Jono Grant and Paavo Siljamäki met at the University of Westminster and set up the Anjunabeats label in 1999. Tony McGuinness, then a Warner manager, joined them on a remix of Chakra’s Home that reached number one in the UK club charts. The name came from a motivational slogan on a poster on Grant’s wall. Early remixes of Aurora’s Ordinary World and a club mix of Madonna’s What It Feels Like for a Girl in 2001 made their name in vocal trance, and in 2002 they played Tokyo to 8,000 people alongside Tiësto and Ferry Corsten.
Formed in 2000, the group has released five studio albums and appears year after year in the DJ top 100 poll. Two of its songs, We’re All We Need and Northern Soul, have been nominated for Grammy Awards. They own Anjunabeats, Anjunadeep and Anjunachill and present the weekly radio show Group Therapy Radio. They have also recorded as OceanLab, with the singer Justine Suissa.
The Finnish producer Yotto played before them. The set included Northern Soul, a cover of New Order’s Blue Monday and the title track of the production, and the night ended on an encore of Thing Called Love.