Max SteventonIndependent UK producer and promoter Labyrinth Events has confirmed its outdoor live music series Labyrinth on the Thames will return to Greenwich’s Old Royal Naval College.
Labyrinth on the Thames’ debut last year and saw 57,000 tickets sold across six shows. The event, produced by independent production company The Fair, saw electronic acts such as Black Coffee and Solomun play at the UNESCO World Heritage Site.
The Fair will once again support the delivery of the events this year, overseeing site infrastructure, operational delivery, and health and safety management. The lighting and visual production will be overseen by High Scream, the company who have contributed to major events including the 2024 Paris Olympics.
Overmono is the first confirmed headliner for 2026, scheduled for 7 August. Labyrinth said this year’s events will see a greater emphasis on production, as well as enhanced VIP offerings.
“Labyrinth on the Thames was born from a desire to work in true partnership with the Old Royal Naval College, as we strive to reimagine this extraordinary space for new and future audiences”, said Labyrinth Events co-founder Nick Castleman. “Our main focus is bettering the experience year on year for the fans, artists, stakeholders & partners, who all touch the series.”
Old Royal Naval College director of public engagement and commercial for the Old Royal Naval College Kate Miners said, “Together, we’ll be transforming our UNESCO World Heritage Site into a vibrant, culturally rich destination. As a charity, events like this play a vital role in supporting our mission: to conserve these magnificent buildings and to educate and welcome new audiences for years to come.”