Fish56Octagon announces headline show at O2 Academy Brixton for March 2026
Following a breakout year on the international circuit, Fish56Octagon is set to headline London’s legendary O2 Academy Brixton with his biggest show to date.
After a landmark year of international touring, main stage festival performances and a series of sold-out UK club shows, DJ, producer and electronic music curator Fish56Octagon has announced his headline show at O2 Academy Brixton on Saturday 28th March 2026. The event, titled Fish56Octagon & Friends, marks his largest headline performance to date.
Presale tickets will be available from Wednesday 15th October at 10:00AM, with general sale beginning Friday 17th October. Fans can register now for presale.
Known for his encyclopaedic knowledge of electronic music — spanning rave history, underground culture and contemporary dance trends — Fish56Octagon has built a loyal following for his genre-spanning sets that fluidly move through house, trance, garage, hardcore, drum & bass, and beyond. His performances have graced major stages at Glastonbury, Parklife, Boomtown, Creamfields, EDC, and Hï Ibiza.
The upcoming Brixton show follows a run of sold-out performances at Electric Brixton and The Cause, and will feature Fish’s signature extended set format, inspired by his acclaimed FishTales series — a concept that combines storytelling, musical history, and high-energy DJ performance.
Alongside the Brixton date, Fish is currently on a UK tour with upcoming stops in Brighton, Newcastle, Cardiff, and Liverpool, before heading stateside for a string of US shows, including Miami, New York, San Francisco, and Dreamstate Festival in Long Beach.
His forthcoming single, “Dreaming (Feelings)” featuring Issey Cross, drops October 17th, following a London pop-up and teaser campaign that reached millions online.
The O2 Academy Brixton show is set to be a defining moment in what’s shaping up to be a career-defining year for Fish56Octagon. It follows the launch of his School of Fish mentorship programme under his Octagon Discs label — an initiative that selected 12 emerging producers from over 1,500 applicants, with all proceeds donated to charity.
