UK clubbing institution Ministry Of Sound strides into 2025 with another fresh blend of events spanning the musical spectrum, including the launch of their edgy new tech-house night URGE. Essential parties and international DJs including Nicky Romero, Todd Terry, Nathan Dawes, We Rave You, William Djoko, KIMMIC, Symmetrik, Spinnin’, Goodboys, Lovejuice, Vibe Chemistry, Chapter & Verse, Andrew Rayel, Kryder and more will all feature across the first quarter, covering everything from techno to drum & bass and everything in between, with tickets available now from the Ministry of Sound website.
Ministry Of Sound has been at the forefront of electronic music for more than three decades. The iconic venue remains one step ahead of the curve this year with more innovative and carefully curated programming. As well as that, some key recent refurbishments include a new lighting rig in The 103 and a year-round canopy in the courtyard, while The Box, The Baby Box and The Loft all continue to offer an experience like no other with rich, immersive audio-visuals and famously good, unrivalled sound system.
URGE is a brand new and underground celebration of gritty, on-the-edge tech-house. It is specially designed for the hedonistic and music-obsessed late night dancer and strips away the unnecessary to hone in on the essence of tech-house, a genre born in the clubs of London back in the 90s. The forward thinking new party launches on Saturday 1st February with David Squillace, Cuartero, Rennie Peters, Jan, Sanne Dammers, Travis Casa, Metronomy’s Olugbenga and Batida Perfeita.
January sees global electronic powerhouse We Rave You return for its monthly residency, with a world exclusive 360° Face2Face set from KIMMIC and Symmetrik as they perform face to face in the centre of The Box. MOS Presents host a variety of house tastemakers, with William Djoko, Dunmore Brothers, Chanel Carmichael and MAK10+ Friends all lining up before multi-genre talent and BRIT Award nominee Nathan Dawe Curates his own event with a headline set of his own alongside UK party starters Shapes.
February highlights include URGE’s debut event to kick things off, while Dutch label Spinnin’ continues its residency with KURA and Marten Horger. Ministry of Pride’s Love Affair 25 takes over with Fat Tony and We Rave You return with Goodboys and CASSIMM. Legendary New York house pioneer Todd Terry performs an exclusive set and wrapping up the month is global EDM superstar Nicky Romero.
March lines-up Lovejuice with a tasty line-up still to come, Carnival of Sound with D&B tastemakers Vibe Chemistry and Alcemist, Nova with Mike Williams and Mesto, TEK with Andrew Rayel and P.O.U, We Rave You with Kryder, Chapter & Verse and Raphi and FUTURE with Northern Irish superstar Billy Gillies.
Last year, Ministry Of Sound made a commitment to sell 20,000 tickets in 2025 for just £5 in homage to prices in 1991 when the venue opened. This socially-minded promise keeps clubbing accessible for all and encourages people to seek out something new.
With so much to choose from, there really is nothing quite like a Ministry Of Sound clubbing experience. The hype is real! Make sure you’re part of it!
