Arlo Parks, George FitzGerald, Lil Silva and Sampha are taking part in the first NOWHERE London event

The event series kicks off on 26th February 2026 in Camden.

Arlo Parks, George FitzGerald, Lil Silva and Sampha are taking part in the first NOWHERE London event

The event series kicks off on 26th February 2026 in Camden.

NOWHERE London, a new event series spearheaded by Lil Silva and George FitzGerald, is set to launch on 26th February in Camden.

The series aims to revitalise London’s nightlife, which has seen a decline in community-centric venues amidst the rise of costly warehouse parties and brand-sponsored events lacking cultural depth.

The inaugural event will be held at The Dark Horse Stables in Camden, running from 8pm to 2am. It will feature a line-up of innovative artists, including a DJ sets from Arlo Parks and Sampha.

Tickets for the event are available from Resident Advisor at £7 plus fees.

Arlo Parks, George FitzGerald, Lil Silva and Sampha are taking part in the first NOWHERE London event

Arlo Parks, George FitzGerald, Lil Silva and Sampha are taking part in the first NOWHERE London event

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