
David Guetta The Monolith Tour London at The O2 at The O2 on June 5, 2027.
David Guetta brings his monumental Monolith live show to The O2 Arena on June 5th. 80 million monthly listeners, 50 billion streams, 40 million albums sold worldwide, 15 GRAMMY nominations, and 2 GRAMMY wins. David Guetta is a musical trailblazer, an international icon, and one of the most cherished electronic artists of our generation. With a back catalogue that speaks for itself. For over 2 decades, David Guetta has produced some of the biggest dance records in the world. From his era-defining album Nothing But The Beat, which included Titanium, Sweat and She Wolf, to name a few, to his 2022 No. 1 I’m Good, marking his 7th UK No. 1, Guetta continues to command both the charts and the world’s biggest stages. Renowned for pairing seminal records with high-impact, state-of-the-art live production, Guetta’s shows have become global spectacles. His 2026 schedule included a landmark 3-night run at Paris’ Stade de France, alongside Coachella and his celebrated F*** ME I'M FAMOUS! Ibiza residencies. Monolith is the superstar DJ's immersive live show, created in conjunction with creative studio High Scream, the team behind Hï Ibiza, the Paris Olympic closing ceremony and Labyrinth on the Thames. He now brings his mammoth Monolith live show to The O2, as he's set to transform the venue, bringing his music to life on a grand arena scale. Guetta is the latest artist to join The O2’s 20th birthday celebrations, taking place throughout summer 2027. Pre-sale tickets go live October 1st at 10am BST, exclusively to those who sign up. Sign up is essential.
Highly diverse, from families to superfans, locals, and tourists, with demographics entirely dependent on the specific artist performing.
No specific dress code beyond public decency; casual wear, shorts, hats, and trainers are acceptable.
Extremely strict security for bags (A4 size maximum) and items, with metal detectors. Virtually no dress code for the main arena, but strict phone policy for certain shows (Yondr pouches).

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Starts at 18:30
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Jun
Starts at 18:30
Recommended 18:30-20:30
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David Guetta brings his monumental Monolith live show to The O2 Arena on June 5th. 80 million monthly listeners, 50 billion streams, 40 million albums sold worldwide, 15 GRAMMY nominations, and 2 GRAMMY wins. David Guetta is a musical trailblazer, an international icon, and one of the most cherished electronic artists of our generation. With a back catalogue that speaks for itself. For over 2 decades, David Guetta has produced some of the biggest dance records in the world. From his era-defining album Nothing But The Beat, which included Titanium, Sweat and She Wolf, to name a few, to his 2022 No. 1 I’m Good, marking his 7th UK No. 1, Guetta continues to command both the charts and the world’s biggest stages. Renowned for pairing seminal records with high-impact, state-of-the-art live production, Guetta’s shows have become global spectacles. His 2026 schedule included a landmark 3-night run at Paris’ Stade de France, alongside Coachella and his celebrated F*** ME I'M FAMOUS! Ibiza residencies. Monolith is the superstar DJ's immersive live show, created in conjunction with creative studio High Scream, the team behind Hï Ibiza, the Paris Olympic closing ceremony and Labyrinth on the Thames. He now brings his mammoth Monolith live show to The O2, as he's set to transform the venue, bringing his music to life on a grand arena scale. Guetta is the latest artist to join The O2’s 20th birthday celebrations, taking place throughout summer 2027. Pre-sale tickets go live October 1st at 10am BST, exclusively to those who sign up. Sign up is essential.
Highly diverse, from families to superfans, locals, and tourists, with demographics entirely dependent on the specific artist performing.
No specific dress code beyond public decency; casual wear, shorts, hats, and trainers are acceptable.
Extremely strict security for bags (A4 size maximum) and items, with metal detectors. Virtually no dress code for the main arena, but strict phone policy for certain shows (Yondr pouches).

Save it, set a reminder, and see who else is going — all in the app.
Scan to open on your phone