NUMBER 90 LONDON
90 Wallis Road, E9 5LN
It’s time for the final 160 Unity party of 2026.
After a run of legendary events in the UK and across Europe, we bring it back home for London Is Burning, our annual, end-of-year celebration of Chicago footwork, juke and high speed club music in our hometown.
The line-up is topped by an unhinged double-bill of UK debuts:
We are proud to present the long-awaited UK debut of ghetto house legend DJ Slugo. Slugo is a contemporary of ghetto house pioneers such as DJ Deeon and DJ Funk, has had a seismic impact on Chicago dance music and wider electronic music culture and his appearance at 160 Unity is a must for fans of ghetto house, juke, footwork and any kind of booty-orientated club music.
We also present the much-requested UK debut of username, the Vancouver artist who has been busy crafting his own signature take on Chicago footwork across a prolific run of albums and collabs, including his work alongside fellow new school producer Marsh Crane.
We welcome several more artists from the world of 160 Unity who are pushing Chicago footwork, juke and 160 forward into the future:
The Moveltraxx boss Big Dope P will deliver one of his trademark high-octane sets; Nectax and Melba make the trip from Newcastle for their 160 Unity debut; Princess xixi and CA$TLE go b2b to showcase the cutting-edge energy of their collab ‘work me up’; Craic David and Goldman go head-to-head on a special 100% productions battle set; and Sana and Seb will showcase their fierce approach to footwork and juke.
It’s going down at Number 90 Lock in Hackney Wick, which is a high spec space with a thumpin’ system and beautiful wooden floor perfect for dancing.
We’ll also begin the event with an artist Q+A and dance workshop co-presented with After Werks, continuing our mission to connect the rave with footwork dance culture and the exchange of music knowledge.
8pm-10pm: Q+A & dance workshop
10pm-5am: Party
London continues to burn with footwork energy and this is one more chance for the UK scene to send it in 2026.
See you down the front x
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