BICEP will open Labyrinth on the Thames‘ 2027 season. The Belfast-born, London-based duo are the first act confirmed for the series, bringing their BICEP LIVE show to the riverside grounds of the Old Royal Naval College in Greenwich for four nights, July 29 through August 1, 2027.
Update: The run has grown since the first announcement. The show originally went on sale as a single date, Saturday, July 31, and now there are four. Tickets for the July 29 show were announced today, October 29, while the July 30, July 31, and August 1 dates are sold out.
The announcement kicks off the third edition of Labyrinth’s series at the UNESCO World Heritage Site, and it follows the promoter’s biggest summer there yet. In 2026, the venue welcomed 76,000 people across eight sold-out dates.
Nick Castleman and Michael Dicks, co-founders of Labyrinth Events noted,
We have been listening to BICEP almost obsessively from our earliest days in dance music and they have been an
inspiration to us – they’ve constantly pushed the boundaries of Live electronic shows. BICEP’s live
show is one of the best out there, putting it in front of the venue’s iconic twin domes and with the
sun going down over the river is exactly the kind of thing we started Labyrinth to do. This will be a
bucket list moment for us and we cannot wait to see this show come to life.
Greenwich is one of the first two brand-new BICEP LIVE engagements announced for 2027, alongside a March 20 show at New York’s Knockdown Center. They arrive after BICEP LIVE returned following a three-year break, with a sold-out show at London’s Royal Albert Hall on November 26, 2026. The July dates will be the duo’s first major London shows in support of their long-awaited third studio album.
That album, ‘SLUG,’ is due January 29, 2027. It’s BICEP’s first full-length in six years, since 2021’s ‘Isles,’ which reached No. 2 on the UK Albums Chart and earned the duo multiple BRIT Award nominations. The new record moves between rave, breakbeat, vocal-led material, and ambient soundscapes. Talking about the project, BICEP said:
“For this album we really wanted to massively broaden what we do. It felt like a new start for us. We wanted to make a much more varied album than our previous ones and push what people might expect BICEP to sound like. We just wanted an album full of surprises and contrast.”
Tickets: Tickets for the Thursday, July 29 show were announced today, October 29. The July 30, July 31, and August 1 shows are sold out. Details are at bicepmusic.com/london2027.
Tickets and details at bicepmusic.com/london2027.
