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Dance music, often categorized as club music, evolved during the late 1970s from the rhythmic foundations of disco and pioneering electronic synthesis. Find upcoming Dance events in London below.
Upcoming Dance Events · London

Luke Harris (UK), W3, Chris Wintermeyer, Chris Webster, Tim Ower, Ed Mitchell, Karme Caruso, Tom Gledhill, Ben Tricky, Diego Rodriguez




Roo Honeychild, JWY, Bahdo, BK86, Blkcnvs, DJ Karmawi, Doubt, Ferdilicious, Jenn Hession, Ksfm, RJ the DJ, Stephen Yxng, Data Ryder


LF SYSTEM

Max Dean, Josh Baker

NBK, Christabelle

HER residents




Teaser DJ


DJ Slim Flik

EXT Radio


Wax Wings, Proteus, Claudia Kane, Akis Ka, Becky Stroke, Breakfast, Dairy King, Glotzer, Szkarlat, Josh Quinton, Matt Skully, Ruby Quick, Sister Punch, Desiludildo, Czech Hunter Schafer, Rough Fabrics



DJ DK, DJ Guyser, DJ Teeyz


Sound profile
A danceable, high-energy sound.
Dance music, often categorized as club music, evolved during the late 1970s from the rhythmic foundations of disco and pioneering electronic synthesis. This global genre is strictly defined by its heavy reliance on digital instrumentation, including drum machines and hardware sequencers, to produce a consistent four-on-the-floor pulse explicitly designed for social dancing. Most tracks maintain a moderate to fast tempo typically ranging between 115 and 130 BPM, fostering a mood of high energy, collective euphoria, and hypnotic rhythmic repetition. While it serves as a broad umbrella for various electronic sub-genres, its primary semantic role is to bridge the functional gap between underground club culture and mainstream pop radio.
Also known as: Electronic dance music, EDM, Club music
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