
John Summit brings his CTRL ESCAPE tour to London's The O2 on February 27. Celebrating his second album, the dance music titan returns for his biggest European show yet following a sold-out run at the same venue last year.
John Summit brings his new album CTRL ESCAPE to The O2 on February 27th. Hot off a 2-day Tofte Manor takeover with his label, Experts Only, and a sold-out O2 last year, John Summit returns to The O2 for his biggest-ever European tour to celebrate his second album, CTRL ESCAPE. With over 2 billion streams and shows at some of the world’s most prestigious venues from Madison Square Garden to Coachella, Summit is reshaping contemporary dance music. Pre-sale Oct 7th at 10am, exclusively to those who sign up.
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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Recommended 19:00-20:30
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John Summit brings his new album CTRL ESCAPE to The O2 on February 27th. Hot off a 2-day Tofte Manor takeover with his label, Experts Only, and a sold-out O2 last year, John Summit returns to The O2 for his biggest-ever European tour to celebrate his second album, CTRL ESCAPE. With over 2 billion streams and shows at some of the world’s most prestigious venues from Madison Square Garden to Coachella, Summit is reshaping contemporary dance music. Pre-sale Oct 7th at 10am, exclusively to those who sign up.
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