The late-night electronic series will host over 20 parties this Autumn
Olivia Stock
Tuesday, October 10, 2023 – 12:18
London club KOKO Electronic has revealed the programme of artists set to play in the venue for Autumn 2023.
The late-night electronic series will host over 20 parties between now and the end of the year, with huge events spanning house, techno, dubstep, disco, drum & bass and more.
Kicking off later this month, the club will welcome huge names including Goldie, who will celebrate 30 years of the seminal drum & bass label Metalheadz with a special show on 20th October, followed by London-based DJ Nooriyah on 21st October.
On 10th November, Daniel Avery will be joined by Roman Flügel, Manni Dee and KT b2b with Julia Goldfarb to celebrate the 10th anniversary of his breakthrough album ‘Drone Logic’, while Italy’s Joseph Capriati will serve up slick and emotive techno at a rare London set on 11th November.
Hessle Audio head Ben UFO will be joined by Surusinghe and an unmissable b2b between Wisdom Teeth co-founders Facta and K-
On 8th December, NTS Radio host Peach will bring her multi-genre selections to KOKO Electronic on December 8th as she plays b2b with recent DJ Mag cover star Call Super. The stacked bill also features Gabrielle Kwarteng, and Hannah Holland b2b Josh Caffe.
Later in the month, Detroit techno pioneer Jeff Mills will lead a huge line-up on 16th December, featuring LSDXOXO and OK Williams; Italian techno titan Marco Carola returns to London for a solo throw-down on 29th December; and Chaos In The CBD are joined on 30th December by Tama Sumo & Lakuti for a night of understated house and techno with a jazzy twist.
A New Year’s Eve party hosted by Horse Meat Disco will close out the season, alongside a slew of special guests still to be announced. Other artists performing throughout KOKO Electronic’s Autumn season include DJ Seinfeld, Kolsch, Storm Mollison, ATRIP, Loco Dice, Mochakk, Shubostar, and many more.
Check out the club’s full autumn schedule below. Tickets are available here.
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