Get your calendars ready, because it’s that time of year again! DIY is launching our special Class of 2026 issue - the ultimate guide to all the new artists expected to make a splash in the next 12 months - next week, and we want you to be part of the excitement! To celebrate the magazine’s release, we’re heading back to Colours Hoxton for a night of festivities featuring a selection of the acts included in the magazine, promising a truly lively celebration.
The event will take place at Colours in Hoxton on Tuesday, December 9th, with the phenomenal Florence Road headlining. They have just released their latest single ‘Storm Warnings’ and have recently supported Wolf Alice on their European tour. Having already performed at Colours earlier this week, the Irish quartet is set to return for another unique show, and this might be one of your last opportunities to see them in such an intimate venue. We also have a few more surprises to announce leading up to the launch…
As always, tickets for our Class of 2026 launch party are free, and you can register through Dice now. However, please keep in mind that entry is on a first-come, first-served basis and having a ticket does not guarantee entry! This is also an 18+ event. Make sure to grab your tickets now!
A big thank you goes out to our sponsors for this year’s Class of 2026 party: Jack Daniel’s, BIMM University, Q Acoustics, and Fender, whose support is making this event possible. We can’t wait to see you there!
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