French DJ and producer HUGEL is set to bring his signature house sound to one of London’s most iconic historic locations, with HUGEL at Labyrinth on the Thames 2027 confirmed for Saturday, August 7. Taking place at the spectacular Old Royal Naval College in Greenwich, the performance will mark his biggest London show to date and his only UK appearance scheduled for 2027.
The announcement adds another major name to the upcoming edition of Labyrinth on the Thames, an outdoor electronic music series that has quickly established itself as a notable fixture on London’s summer events calendar. With an impressive location, ambitious production plans and a growing reputation for high-profile bookings, the 2027 series is already generating excitement among dance music fans.
HUGEL Brings His Biggest London Show to Labyrinth on the Thames 2027
The August 7 performance will be particularly significant for HUGEL. Not only will it represent his biggest headline appearance in the British capital, but it will also mark his UK open-air debut.
For the French producer, the opportunity to perform at the Old Royal Naval College offers a different setting from the traditional club and arena environments that have shaped much of his recent touring schedule. The historic Greenwich landmark will provide the backdrop for a large-scale outdoor production, bringing electronic music into one of the capital’s most recognizable architectural surroundings.
HUGEL expressed his excitement about the announcement, highlighting the venue’s atmosphere and the energy he hopes to create with the London crowd.
The event also follows his recent success in the city, where he performed two sold-out nights at the Roundhouse. Those performances further strengthened his connection with UK audiences, making the upcoming Greenwich appearance a significant next chapter.
A Major Addition to the 2027 Labyrinth Lineup
HUGEL joins BICEP LIVE as the second major announcement for Labyrinth on the Thames 2027. BICEP LIVE were the first act revealed for the series, with their four scheduled performances between July 29 and August 1 selling out last week.
The upcoming edition will be the third time Labyrinth on the Thames transforms the Old Royal Naval College into an outdoor music destination. Its setting is a defining part of the event’s identity, combining contemporary electronic music with the historic surroundings of a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
The venue’s riverside location and striking architecture offer a distinctive alternative to conventional festival grounds. For audiences, the experience brings together live performances, large-scale audiovisual production and the atmosphere of an iconic London landmark.
The series also arrives with considerable momentum following its 2026 edition.
Labyrinth on the Thames Builds on a Successful 2026 Edition
The 2026 series welcomed approximately 76,000 attendees across eight sold-out shows. Its lineup featured an eclectic selection of international electronic music talent, including Dom Dolla, Peggy Gou, Michael Bibi, Overmono, The Kooks and Moby.
One memorable moment came during Moby’s performance, when he welcomed Jacob Lusk onstage for a rendition of ‘Natural Blues’.
Beyond the music, the event also delivered a significant contribution to the local community. Organisers reported raising more than £40,000 for Community Hospice while generating over 3,000 food bank donations in Greenwich.
These figures highlight how the series has developed beyond a collection of outdoor concerts. Its combination of international artists, cultural surroundings and charitable contributions has become an important part of its wider identity.
HUGEL’s Breakthrough Year Continues
The Labyrinth announcement comes after an exceptionally busy period for HUGEL, whose profile has continued to grow across the international dance music scene.
The Parisian producer reached No. 2 on the UK Official Albums Chart with his debut album, Twenty One. The release also debuted at No. 1 on Spotify’s Global Top Albums Debut chart, marking an important milestone in his career.
The album brought together an impressive collection of collaborators, including David Guetta, Snoop Dogg, Donel and Big Sean. Its international appeal reflected HUGEL’s ability to connect house music with influences from different corners of contemporary popular music.
One of the project’s standout releases was ‘Movin’ To The Sun’, which reached No. 1 overall on Beatport. The achievement further demonstrated his growing influence within the global electronic music market.
His collaborations have also continued to attract attention. Among them was ‘H.O.U.S.E.’ with Snoop Dogg, a partnership that brought together two artists from different musical backgrounds.
Meanwhile, HUGEL made his Coachella debut and returned with his Make The Girls Dance residency at Hï Ibiza. The residency was subsequently extended to Encore Beach Club in Las Vegas, adding another major destination to his international performance schedule.
Together, these milestones have helped establish HUGEL as a prominent name in the current house music landscape, with his sound reaching audiences across clubs, festivals and streaming platforms.
An Exclusive Audiovisual Production for Greenwich
Another major attraction of the August 7 event will be its production. HUGEL’s performance is being developed as a full audiovisual experience in collaboration with High Scream, a creative studio known for working on large-scale entertainment productions.
The studio’s portfolio includes projects connected to Madison Square Garden, Coachella and major Ibiza residencies. Its involvement suggests that the Greenwich show will place considerable emphasis on the visual elements accompanying the music.
For an outdoor performance at the Old Royal Naval College, this creative approach could play an important role in shaping the overall atmosphere. The combination of electronic music, lighting, visual design and the venue’s historic architecture offers considerable possibilities for an immersive live experience.
Although further production details have yet to be announced, the collaboration adds another layer of anticipation to what is already a significant date on HUGEL’s 2027 calendar.
HUGEL at Labyrinth on the Thames 2027: Tickets and Presale Information
Fans planning to attend HUGEL’s London performance should take note of the announced ticket schedule.
The presale is scheduled to begin on Friday, November 6, 2026, at 10:00 AM, followed by the general ticket sale at 3:00 PM on the same day.
With the performance confirmed as HUGEL’s only UK show of 2027, demand could be considerable. His recent sold-out London appearances and the growing popularity of Labyrinth on the Thames make the announcement particularly significant for fans hoping to catch him in the capital.
For ticket information, updates and further event announcements, visit the official Labyrinth on the Thames website.
HUGEL’s London Summer Date Is Already One to Watch in 2027
HUGEL’s upcoming performance at Labyrinth on the Thames represents another important milestone in his international career. From chart success with Twenty One and high-profile collaborations to his expanding Ibiza and Las Vegas residencies, the French producer continues to build momentum across the global dance music scene.
On August 7, 2027, he will bring that momentum to Greenwich for a landmark London appearance. With High Scream contributing to the audiovisual production and the Old Royal Naval College providing the setting, the show promises a distinctive meeting of electronic music and historic architecture.
As Labyrinth on the Thames continues to reveal its 2027 lineup, HUGEL’s announcement gives fans another reason to look ahead to next summer’s outdoor electronic music events in London.