Labyrinth on the Thames 2026
Background
Following the success of its 2025 debut, Labyrinth on the Thames returned to the Old Royal Naval College in Greenwich for its second edition, bringing eight sold-out shows to one of London’s most distinctive historic settings.
Running from 31 July to 16 August 2026, the series welcomed audiences to the 10,000-capacity riverside venue, a UNESCO World Heritage Site at the architectural heart of Greenwich.
The programme crossed live and electronic music, with all eight shows selling out. The line-up featured The Kooks, Dom Dolla, Peggy Gou, Overmono, Adriatique present X, Anjunadeep, Moby and Michael Bibi.
After supporting the inaugural edition in 2025, The Fair returned to work with Labyrinth Events, providing Operations, Site Production, Health + Safety and Venue Liaison across the 2026 series.
Delivering a major live music series within a listed heritage environment called for a carefully considered production approach. The team had to balance the requirements of large-scale festival production with the operational constraints of the Old Royal Naval College, working closely with the venue throughout the project.
Drawing on its experience in Event Production, The Fair worked alongside Labyrinth, the venue and We Are OPS to create an approach that supported both the ambitions of the event and the requirements of its historic setting.
Images Credit – rossdavidsonphoto and @siennalorrainegray
Delivery
- Delivered Production across all eight Labyrinth on the Thames shows at the Old Royal Naval College.
- Health & safety management and consulting
- Operations Management
- Led Venue Liaison
- Developed a heritage-sensitive production approach that responded to the operational requirements and restrictions of working within the historic Old Royal Naval College.
- Supported successful ingress and egress for audiences at the 10,000-capacity event.
Results
- 8/8 sold out shows
- Successfully supported the delivery of a 10,000-capacity live music series at the Old Royal Naval College.
- Positive audience and press feedback
- Demonstrated heritage-sensitive production