Launching this summer, Labyrinth are proud to present "Labyrinth On The Thames" - a six date music series staged in the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Old Royal Naval College - the architectural centrepiece of Greenwich, London.
Unique to London's live music scene, this will be an unforgettable experience for fans; with some of the world's most culturally relevant artists set to perform in a historic location that contemporary dance music has not yet graced.
Expect a production that will celebrate the architecture of the 17th-century site, whilst recognising the continued evolution of London's rich music and arts scene.
With a dance floor set against the edge of the River Thames, fans can soak in the music of their favourite artists as the sun sets over the London skyline. The celebrations continue until 11pm each day, so be ready for sound, light and art to collide; bringing the venue to life in a way never experienced before.
A first for dance music, at a location that defies convention. Labyrinth on The Thames is here.
Our Promise
A safe space for all without discrimination
- Equal respect for all guests and staff
- Zero tolerance policy against any form of discriminatory behaviour
Events that are sustainable
- Commitment to no on-site single use plastics
- Use of local suppliers including food vendors
- Reducing on site generator use where possible
Events that collaborate with the local community
- We will partner with a local charity that will be announced in the coming weeks
- We will provide opportunities for students at Greenwich University and Trinity Laban. We also welcome enquiries from other local colleges regarding work experience. Please get in touch at info@labyrinthevents.com
- An allocation of free and discounted tickets for local residents, will be available on a first come first served basis. Information on how to apply for these will be released soon
Transport
Tube/DLR
2 minute walk from Cutty Sark DLR station
Boat
Take the riverboat service along the Thames to Greenwich Pier
Train
10 minute walk from the Greenwich Station
Bus
Buses 129, 177, 180, 188, 199, 286, 386
Painted Hall - VIP Experience
All VIP and backstage ticket buyers will have access to the awe-inspiring Painted Hall. Designed by Sir James Thornhill and painted between 1707 and 1726, the Painted Hall features more than 3,700 square metres of extraordinary Baroque walls and ceilings. These surfaces are covered in striking images depicting 200 figures including kings, queens and mythological creatures.
On show days, this space will be transformed to offer guests:
- A VIP bar with a premium food and drink
- Premium views over the festival from the Painted Hall balcony, which sits under the iconic colonnades outside
- Dedicated tables and furniture to be used as chill out space
- Dedicated VIP toilets