Eric Prydz plays Ironworks in Silvertown on Saturday 10 October 2026, his first London show in six years, from 2pm to 10pm. Sold out; the venue holds a waiting list.
Eric Prydz was born outside Stockholm in 1976 and had a number one across Europe at twenty-eight with “Call on Me”, a record built on a Steve Winwood sample and an aerobics video: a difficult thing to be remembered for if what you actually want to make is deep, patient, architectural house. So he made it under other names — Pryda for the melodic material, Cirez D for the techno — and spent twenty years turning the novelty hit into a footnote.
The other half of his reputation is the production. His HOLO and EPIC shows put the music inside purpose-built holographic staging, and he has generally refused to tour them until the room can take the rig, which is why his London dates are years apart rather than annual. The Pryda records have their own following that overlaps very little with the one the hit gave him.
He plays Ironworks on Saturday 10 October 2026 from two until ten, his first show in the city in six years, in the new Silvertown room that opened a week earlier. It sold out ahead of the season and the venue now runs a waiting list for it. His own tour listing puts it between Bristol on the 9th and Birmingham on the 16th. Canning Town on the Jubilee line is the way in.