East Londoner Michael Bibi closed the 2026 Thames series at the Old Royal Naval College in Greenwich with an extended sunset set, sold out before the line-up was announced.
Michael Bibi, the East London DJ who founded Solid Grooves, played an extended sunset set at the Old Royal Naval College in Greenwich on Sunday 16 August 2026.
His breakthrough came with releases including “Different Side” and the Got The Fire EP. Ibiza residencies, festival main stages and award-winning remixes followed. Labyrinth credits him with helping reshape contemporary dance music with a sound built for the underground.
In 2024 he returned after treatment for CNS lymphoma and a full remission. The comeback took in a set at Coachella and a London homecoming before 45,000 people at Finsbury Park.
The Greenwich date was his only London show of 2026, and it closed that summer’s Labyrinth on the Thames. Every ticket had gone before the line-up was announced.
Franky Rizardo, Seth Troxler, Locky and Delilah joined him on the bill. The day ran from 14:00 to 23:00 on the riverside grounds of the UNESCO World Heritage Site.