Boiler Room Festival
Burgess Park

Boiler Room Festival is coming to London for a high-energy day at Burgess Park. Join thousands of music lovers on Saturday, August 1, 2026, with doors and showtime starting at 12:00 PM. If you want to be part of one of the most talked-about live experiences in the city, this is your moment—buy tickets early and lock in your plans for a standout festival concert that brings underground sound to the heart of London.

Boiler Room Festival at Burgess Park

The festival takes place at Burgess Park, Burgess Park, Albany Road, London SE5 0RJ, United Kingdom. Expect a carefully curated lineup and a full festival atmosphere, where DJ culture meets immersive production. Boiler Room has built its reputation worldwide by spotlighting rising stars and globally recognized artists in a raw, room-filling style—so when it’s a Boiler Room Festival, the energy is immediate and the sound is front and centre.

Tickets, seating chart, and event details

Ready to attend? Use the official event page to buy tickets for the Saturday slot and review the seating chart for Burgess Park. Checking the seating chart in advance helps you choose the best viewing area for your preferred vibe—closer to the action for a more intense live concert feel, or a slightly different spot for comfortable festival pacing. You’ll also find complete event details online, so you know what to expect before you arrive.

Live music and a festival tour that hits hard

Boiler Room is known for its signature live format and cutting-edge selections, and this London concert continues that tradition with a festival setting designed for maximum impact. Whether you’re following the Boiler Room tour for the first time or you’ve caught previous shows, you’ll recognise the same focus on momentum: rapid transitions, bold sets, and a community of fans united by late-night-style sound in a daytime festival format.

Don’t miss the Boiler Room Festival show in London. Get your tickets, review the seating chart, and prepare for a live concert experience that feels both fresh and instantly familiar to Boiler Room fans worldwide.