Boris Brejcha makes his Alexandra Palace debut in the Great Hall on Saturday 19 September 2026, his biggest UK show, with a Reflections production built for that room.
Boris Brejcha was born in Ludwigshafen in 1981 and calls what he makes high-tech minimal, a term he had to coin because nothing on the shelf covered it: the restraint and forward motion of minimal techno with a melodic line over the top that is closer to film music than to a club record. He performs in a joker mask modelled on a Carnival of Venice design, which has become the thing everyone photographs. He founded the Fckng Serious label in 2015 with Ann Clue and Deniz Bul.
The reach surprises people who have never heard the name. He was forty-second on the Top 100 DJs poll in 2021, has played Tomorrowland and Coachella, and did not play Ibiza at all until August 2019, having built the audience first through filmed open-air sets that have since passed 160 million views. Space Diver, his sixth album, came out in January 2020 and was the first he released through a major dance label, having put out five on his own terms before it.
Reflections brings him to the Great Hall at Alexandra Palace on Saturday 19 September 2026, his first time in the building and his largest UK show to date, with a production designed for that room rather than carried in from the tour. The door is over-18. The Great Hall holds around ten thousand, which is the scale the mask was always designed to be seen at.