Moby played a sold-out live show at the Old Royal Naval College on a Saturday in August, a highlight of the 2026 Labyrinth on the Thames series.
Moby played live at the Old Royal Naval College on Saturday 15 August 2026, against the twin domes and the river.
His breakthrough single, “Go”, came out in 1991. Rolling Stone has since counted it among the greatest records of all time.
The songs that followed include “Porcelain”, “Natural Blues” and “Extreme Ways”. He remains one of the great innovators of electronica.
Moby said music from the UK had inspired him for almost his whole life. Performing at a World Heritage Site there was, in his words, a humbling honour.
The show was billed as Moby Live 26, and it sold out. It was the penultimate night of Labyrinth on the Thames 2026, which ran across the first three weekends of August.
The day ran from 14:00 to 23:00. VIP guests had the Painted Hall, which marked 300 years since its completion, with views over the stage from its balcony.