Jamie Jones opens Ironworks, the new Thames Wharf room in Silvertown, with Voyager on Saturday 3 October 2026: a 2010-era set and a Future set, from noon to 10pm.
Jamie Jones was born in Bontnewydd in north Wales in 1980 and has spent twenty years as one of the few British DJs with a genuine claim on Ibiza. He runs Hot Creations, the label that gave the loose, sun-bleached strain of house its sound in the early 2010s, and is a member of Hot Natured. He was voted the top DJ in dance music’s biggest reader poll in 2011, and his Paradise party held DC10 for eight seasons from 2012 before moving to Amnesia.
Voyager is the format he built for rooms rather than islands: two sets under his own name, one drawn from around 2010 and one looking forward, with a bill around them rather than a support slot.
It opens Ironworks on Saturday 3 October 2026, noon to ten, the first date of the new room’s first season. Ironworks is on Thames Wharf in Silvertown, inside the shipyard that launched some of the largest vessels ever built in London, about fifteen minutes on foot from Canning Town. Seth Troxler, Adam Ten, Chez Damier back to back with Manda Moor and Goosey with Florentia fill the rest, with live sets from Ali Love, Camden Cox, Constance Power and Kah-Lo. There is no parking and the venue asks nobody to drive. Ten hours, one room, on its opening day.