Charlotte de Witte opened four days of London shows ahead of her debut album with an early-evening set at The View from The Shard, promoted by fabric.
Charlotte de Witte began four days of London shows at The View from The Shard at London Bridge on Thursday 2 October 2025. The Belgian techno DJ, founder of the KNTXT label, played from 17:00 to 22:00.
De Witte grew up in Ghent and first played under the alias Raving George, chosen to avoid preconceptions about female DJs. Her 2015 single “You’re Mine”, with Oscar and the Wolf, became a hit.
London had seen her before at Printworks and Junction 2 Festival. In 2025 the best-known annual poll of DJs placed her ninth in the world, her first time in its top ten. A year earlier she had launched a second label, Époque, for remixes of well-known Belgian tracks.
The Shard set came five weeks before her self-titled debut album, with Lisa Gerrard among its guests. The run moved to fabric in Farringdon the next night, then to two more London venues on the two days after.
Tapefeed played alongside her on the viewing floor.