The Prodigy played two nights at OVO Arena Wembley on their 2026 arena tour, with Carl Cox opening each night on three decks of vinyl.
The Prodigy, the rave band behind “Firestarter” and “Breathe”, played two nights at OVO Arena Wembley on Friday 24 and Saturday 25 April 2026. Carl Cox opened both nights as their very special guest.
Liam Howlett formed the band in Braintree, Essex, in 1990 with the dancers Keith Flint and Leeroy Thornhill, and the MC Maxim joined them. Their early singles “Charly” and “Everybody in the Place” reached the UK top five in 1991.
The Fat of the Land went to number one in 16 countries in 1997, the UK and the US among them. Thornhill left in 2000 and Flint died in 2019, which left Howlett and Maxim.
The London shows were the seventh and eighth of 12 arena dates across the UK and Ireland, from Glasgow on 15 April to Newcastle on 2 May. The band played tracks from all seven of their UK number one albums.
Cox, the Oldham-born house and techno DJ, played a two-hour set from doors each night on three turntables of vinyl. He said he would return to the hardcore rave music he played when he last toured with the band.