Overmono brought Pure Devotion to a sold-out Friday at the Old Royal Naval College, playing live over sunset with a bill they chose themselves.
Overmono brought their Pure Devotion show to the Old Royal Naval College on Friday 7 August 2026, and played live from sunset into the night.
The brothers Tom and Ed Russell rank among the most cherished live electronic acts in the UK. Their debut album, Good Lies, was widely acclaimed, and festival headline slots followed.
Their collaborators include Fred again.., Joy Orbison, High Contrast and The Streets, as well as Lil Yachty and Kwengface. Greenwich followed a show at Alexandra Palace that sold out at once.
The duo curated the whole day. Erika de Casier played, with Nick Leon going back to back with Verraco, and sets from Loukeman, Carista and Leod.
The day ran from 14:00 to 23:00 as part of Labyrinth on the Thames 2026, and it sold out. The London skyline stood behind the stage. VIP guests had the Painted Hall, which marked 300 years that summer.