Annie Mac has announced the first ever London residency for her club night ‘Before Midnight’. Find all the details below.
The DJ launched the club night, which begins at 7pm and ends “at the strike of midnight” in 2022, based on the premise that “nightclubbing is not designed for people who need sleep”.
Now, ‘Before Midnight’ will be hosting its first residency at HERE at Outernet on the last Friday of every month between January and June 2026.
Per a press release, the night will include “extended DJ sets, special guest appearances, and one-off B2B sets. “The residency will also see Mac introduce a “no phone policy”.
Speaking about the news, the DJ said: “The Before Midnight parties have been wildly varied, from big festival events to small sweat boxes, but to have the consistency of a London home feels like the apex of everything we have been trying to build.
“I want to create a community around Before Midnight. I want our audience to feel safe and celebrated in our club nights, no matter who they are, to be able to dance freely. I hope that our no phones policy will provide a richer, more meaningful, memorable experience on the dance floor.
“I know it changes everything from the perspective of the booth. I’m so looking forward to playing at these parties…”
Pre-sale tickets will be available from 10am on Thursday (November 20), from here, and general sale will then commence at 10am on Friday (November 21), here. Find a full list of dates below.
The Before Midnight London Residency 2026 dates are:
JANUARY
30 – HERE at Outernet, London
FEBRUARY
27 – HERE at Outernet, London
MARCH
27 – HERE at Outernet, London
APRIL
24 – HERE at Outernet, London
MAY
29 – HERE at Outernet, London
JUNE
26 – HERE at Outernet, London
Club events that occur earlier in the day have become increasingly common, with Reverend & The Makers‘ Jon McClure, Line Of Duty star Vicky McClure and filmmaker Jonny Owen also launching ‘Day Fever’ – a daytime party – last year.
Speaking to NME ahead of their London launch last February, McClure explained the concept: “Parents can go and have a night out, during the day, then still be back at a good time to get up and do the football run or whatever their kids do on a Sunday morning.”
