Moby

Moby returns to London for a one-off open-air show on the Thames. On 15 August 2026, he plays the Old Royal Naval College in Greenwich, a backdrop that suits the panoramic moods of his catalogue. From the early 90s New York club scene to global stages, Moby has shaped electronic music with a blend of rave energy, ambient drift and pop songwriting. His breakthrough “Go” opened the path, followed by albums like Everything Is Wrong and Play, where sampled gospel and blues voices met downtempo beats and trip hop textures.

On stage, he tends to thread staples like Porcelain, Natural Blues, Extreme Ways or When It’s Cold I’d Like to Die with newer material and instrumental passages, moving from pulse to contemplation with ease. Recent cycles such as Long Ambients and Reprise underline the range he explores, from meditative soundscapes to orchestral reworks of his own themes. Expect a set that traces that evolution, between live electronics, songs and extended ambient passages, right by the river at the Old Royal Naval College, Greenwich, London, on 15 August 2026.