On Sunday 25.01.26, from one of the minds behind Dazed and Confuzed, we are very excited to welcome everyone to a full day of music raising money for Doctors Without Borders, hosted in a unique venue just steps away from London City Airport DLR station.

The event welcomes everyone from 2pm until 11pm, expect a rotating lineup of highly talented local and international artists, custom-built sound, immersive visuals, a cheap bar on site, and a few extra surprises along the way.

Artists on the day (in alphabetical order)

• Deejay Energy

• Nymity

• Odd Hills

• Ordep

• Torn Relics

• + more special guests

Visuals by

• Mixelle

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Screening of MSF Films

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About the historical venue

The Tate Institute, located at 1 Wythes Road in the Royal Docks area of Silvertown, East London, is a building of considerable historical and cultural significance. Established in 1887, the Tate Institute was designed as a secular social venue, intended as a support hub for workers offering opportunities for personal and community development.

For 110 years, it was an incredibly important community space, hosting events, housing, and a wide range of social support, before the building started to fall into disrepair in the late 1990s. In 2024, ReSpace secured a lease to regenerate the building, turning it into a multi-use, 21st-century community facility, hosting an abundance of cultural programming, art and music studios, a grassroots business hub, a recycling facility, and much more.

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Sound

Homemade sound system: Obrigado

+ Support: Sound Services

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Donations

Free entry. All proceeds go to Doctors Without Borders. Donations can be made online, at the venue on the day via the donation box, or by scanning the QR code.