Brick Lane Block Party announces summer 2024 line-up
Set to take over five venues, this year's event will feature the likes of Cody Currie, Marcia Carr and DREA — as well as a disco drag party
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Back again and bigger than ever, the Brick Lane Block Party has announced a stellar line-up of artists scheduled for its summer 2024 event, alongside two additional venues.
Set to take place on August 24 across an expanded five venues around the Brick Lane/Shoreditch area, attendees will be able to catch the action at Cafe 1001, Sleazy Pizza and Brick Lane Tap Room — as well as the new additions Ninety-One Living Room and Juju's.
At Cafe 1001, a hi-fi loft space known for its radio DJ sets, the globe-trotting Marcia Carr will bring her genre-spanning musical tastes, A for Alpha will add a touch of classic 90s-house nostalgia and resident DJ Blue Ringed Baby promises a heavy, club-focussed set.
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Over at Brick Lane Tap Room, Off The Cuff will provide the perfect soundtrack to your summer pint — while queer party collective Sue Veneers will be holding a show-stopping drag disco party at Sleazy Disco, with free pizza slices to keep you going throughout the night.
Late-night jazz bar Ninety One Living Room will play host to Spanish DJ DREA following her recent Boiler Room set in April, along with emerging selector GEE LEE, and a b2b set from Kojay and P-Lucas.
And, for those not ready to go home yet, the party will continue until 4:AM at Juju’s, with Cody Currie and Tim Garcia bringing their house-infused selections to the warehouse club's state-of-the-art sound system.
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Invoking the area’s rich party history and emulating the spirit of a New York block party, the mini-festival is set to be a great day of music and high-energy dancing.
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