PRE-SALE NOV 6 AT 10AM GMT
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Hugel makes his UK open air debut at the Old Royal Naval College UNESCO World Heritage Site.
For his only UK show in 2027, Hugel brings his Make The Girls Dance party to London's most breathtaking summer location.
2026 has been a huge year for the French artist, which has seen him release his highly anticipated debut album Twenty One, with the lead track ‘Moving To The Sun’ reaching number two on the official UK chart. Not to mention, prestigious residencies at Ibiza institutions Pacha and Ushuaïa. His genre-defying productions have captivated audiences worldwide, establishing him as one of the leading forces shaping modern Latin House, showcasing his unique ability to connect genres, audiences, and cultures on a global scale.
On August 7th, Hugel is back to make London dance in the stunning 17th-century architectural centrepiece of Greenwich, Old Royal Naval College.
Where better to enjoy Hugel's sun-soaked Latin House than at this scenic riverside setting.
Pre-sale tickets go on-sale November 6th at 10am GMT, exclusively to those who sign up. Sign up is essential.
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All VIP and backstage ticket buyers will have access to the awe-inspiring Painted Hall, which celebrates 300 years this year. Designed by Sir James Thornhill and painted between 1707 and 1726, the Painted Hall features more than 3,700 square metres of extraordinary Baroque walls and ceilings. These surfaces are covered in striking images depicting 200 figures including kings, queens and mythological creatures.
On show days, this space will be transformed to offer guests:
A VIP bar with a premium food and drink
Premium views over the festival from the Painted Hall balcony, which sits under the iconic colonnades outside
Dedicated tables and furniture to be used as chill out space
Dedicated VIP toilets
All VIP and backstage ticket buyers will have access to the awe-inspiring Painted Hall, which celebrates 300 years this year. Designed by Sir James Thornhill and painted between 1707 and 1726, the Painted Hall features more than 3,700 square metres of extraordinary Baroque walls and ceilings. These surfaces are covered in striking images depicting 200 figures including kings, queens and mythological creatures.
On show days, this space will be transformed to offer guests:
A VIP bar with a premium food and drink
Premium views over the festival from the Painted Hall balcony, which sits under the iconic colonnades outside
Dedicated tables and furniture to be used as chill out space
Dedicated VIP toilets