Easter weekend parties and clubnights

Dance your way through the Easter bank hol at one of The Cause’s famed day parties. The line-up for 2026’s Good Friday party won’t be revealed for a while, but you can expect some mega names on the line-up, with Norwegian disco king Todd Terje, breakbeat legend Special Request and Canadian house producer Jayda G having headlined in previous years. Expect a festival-scale shindig using every corner of the club’s conrete playground by the London docklands, with plenty of London talents on the decks, and a range of food vendors keeping you fuelled up for twelve long hours of dancing to kick off the four-day weekend. 

Don’t F*ck With Disco is coming back to London for a hopping Easter Special. Founders Toby Elliot and Ronnie C will be on the decks and request that everyone arrives sporting copious amounts of colour and sparkles. As ever, the venue is being kept a secret until we get closer to the event day. All we know right now is that it’ll be in a ‘big fat warehouse’. And be warned: there’s a strict no egg, no entry rule. As in, you will be turned away if you don’t bring an Easter egg along with you (to be donated to various London homeless shelters and food banks). Tickets are being released at 6pm on Sunday February 15. 

After a month-long residency last year, renowned electronic group Mount Kimbie are returning  to Phonox on Easter Saturday for an uninterupetted six-hour affair. The Brixton club will open its doors at 4pm with the band playing back to back tracks until 10pm. If you want to keep the night going, stay on for the turbo-charged set from Y U QT and special guests, which will last until 4am. 

A night at FOLD always feels like religious experience. And for Easter Sunday the east London warehouse will be doing what it does best with a mammoth bash lasting from sundown until sunrise. The club’s 600-capacity main room will be occupied by German DJs tINI and DJ Sweet6teen while Francesco Farfa and Matteo Manzini will take over the Steam Room, the more intimate enclave at the back of the venue. 

Having first manned the decks at the ripe old age of 11, Neopolitan DJ-producer Joseph Capriati is a electronic music titan. Alongside a host of special guests, he’ll be gracing Koko Electronic with his presence for a Good Friday all-nighter. Prepare for a sweaty night of stomping techno and tech house.