Belgian DJ and producer Lost Frequencies delivered a groundbreaking, sold-out performance at the Roundhouse London last weekend, marking the world premiere of his brand-new solo show. With 3,000 fans in attendance, tickets for the show sold out instantly, setting the stage for an unforgettable night. The show featured never-before-seen visuals and an entirely new stage design, offering a fresh, immersive experience that showcased the global hitmaker’s signature sunny dance hooks.
The Roundhouse, a legendary venue that has hosted icons like Elton John, Jimi Hendrix, The Ramones, and The Rolling Stones, provided the perfect backdrop for this milestone moment in Lost Frequencies’ career. A Brit Award nominee and the first Belgian artist ever to reach more than a billion Spotify streams on two different songs, Lost Frequencies continues to dominate the global music scene, boasting over 30 million monthly streams, #1 hits in 18 countries, and high-profile collaborations with Bastille, Tom Odell, and James Arthur. Known for headlining some of the world’s biggest festivals – including Tomorrowland, Coachella, Lollapalooza, and Creamfields – he now adds Camden’s Roundhouse to his list of historic performances.
Lost Frequencies: “These kind of moments make me feel so thankful to the people that are coming out to my sets, the vibe absolutely incredible from start to finish, no downs, only good vibes! Big up to the team for pulling up this design we created for this show, made it feel even more special!”
