LIDO powered by SumUp - Maribou State

LIDO powered by SumUp - Maribou State

Victoria Park London, Grove Road, E3 5TB London Directions

Mon 31.08.2026 14:00

General Admission Only Please Note: The Event Organiser is using staggered ticket releases. While later releases may be priced higher on the same ticket type, they do not provide anything additional. We recommend purchasing the lowest price available for your chosen ticket type. Please note that this is a fully standing show. Viewings are approximate and subject to change Gates Open: 14:00 - please note the gates will be open approx. 60 minutes early for those customers who select Primary Entry and above.

Performers

  • Maribou State
    Maribou State

    Despite growing up in the same picturesque village in Hertfordshire, Chris Davids and Liam Ivory aka Maribou State customarily ignored each other at school, but discovered their shared passion for music when they both went to University.

    Since then..

  • Folamour
    Folamour

    booking : ollie.seaman@teamwass.com 💫

    promos : folamourpromo@gmail.com 💌

  • Theo Parrish
    Theo Parrish

    Theo Parrish grew up on Chicago house parties. He went to art school in Kansas City, and then moved to Detroit. His eclectic DJ sets in Detroit in the late '90s and early in this millennium are legendary.

    "Love of the music should be the driving force of any producer, performer or DJ. Everything else stems from that core, that love. With that love, sampling can become a tribute; An expansion on ideas long forgotten, reconstruction, collage. Using the same understanding openly and respectfully can turn DJing into a spiritual participation. It can turn a few hours of selection into essential history; Necessary listening through movement." This personal philosophy gives shape and direction to the distinctive sounds that are created by Theo Parrish.

  • Moodymann
    Moodymann

    An outspoken voice in the normally non-confrontational world of electronic dance music, Moodymann (Kenny Dixon Jr.) is committed to keeping a distinctly black imprint on techno and house.