AVA London announces expanded programme for 2024, featuring Brian Eno, Elijah, more

AVA London has announced the expanded programme for its 2024 edition. The multi-day event will take place at various venues across London – including The British Library, The Standard, and KOKO – between 29th February and 2nd March. 

The day programme will feature keynotes and panels with an array of figures from the electronic music world, including Brian Eno, who will open the conference on Thursday with a conversation in association with EarthPercent. Elsewhere, London’s Night Czar Amy Lamé will discuss future of international nightlife policy, Yellow Square project founder Elijah will give a lecture on DJing in the contemporary age, and Warchild return to deliver another edition of their Migrant Footprint talk.

AVA London’s night programme will host club events at three venues across the city, featuring performances from Marlon Hoffstadt AKA DJ Daddy Trance, DJ Boring, Or:la B2b Spray, Amaliah b2b Danielle, DJ AYA, Byron Yeates, Aika Mal, Sloucho (Live), and plenty more to be announced. Check out the current programme below.

Speaking on the event, which first debuted in London in 2020, AVA founder Sarah McBriar said: “We want AVA London to represent the diversity of the city and the scene, and what better way to do this, than explore a dynamic programme with some of the most respected artists and industry leaders across multiple venues that are crucial to culture.”

Last year, AVA London took place at recently shuttered South London venue Printworks, featuring talks from the likes of Carl Cox, Black Artist Database, Jamz Supernova, and Jaguar, alongside club sets from Maribou State, Prospa, Holly Lester, and more.

Presale to tickets to AVA London 2024 will be available from 9AM on Friday (1st December), with general tickets onsale from 12PM. Find out more information and get tickets here.

Revisit DJ Mag’s report from AVA Belfast 2023 here.