David Guetta will bring Monolith to The O2 in London on Saturday, June 5, 2027, and he says it will be his biggest show there to date. For fans in London and the UK, it is the only UK 2027 indoor date and his only London show in 2027.
Maisie Peters starts the lineup
Maisie Peters was the first artist announced for The O2’s 20th anniversary celebrations, with her debut headline show set for Saturday, May 8, 2027. She said: "Being the first artist announced for The O2’s 20th birthday celebration is honestly such an honor. I’ve been a fan of the venue for as long as I can remember and have watched so many shows there, so getting to step onto that stage for my own headline show feels like a real dream come true. The O2 holds so many iconic moments, and to be part of the very start of its next chapter makes this moment even more special and I can’t wait to share it with my fans,"
AEG said The O2’s 20th anniversary celebrations will launch in May 2027 and run throughout the summer, with multi-night residencies, one-off special performances and exclusive shows on the bill. O2 customers will have priority access to tickets, which gives the first buying window to the venue’s customer base before the wider sale opens up.
Monolith reaches London
Guetta has been touring Monolith across Europe, including three nights at Stade de France in Paris, where he sold more than 240,000 tickets. He said: "I’m super excited to bring The Monolith Show to The O2. It’s been an incredible summer, with some outstanding Monolith shows across Germany, Belgium and Portugal, and I’m still thinking about the crazy memories from those three stadium shows at Stade de France. I can’t wait to bring that energy to London and experience it with everyone at The O2. London has always been a very special city for me, so playing my biggest show there to date means a lot."
Labyrinth Events is promoting the London date, and the positioning is clear: The O2 is using its 20th birthday lineup to package one-off dates and exclusive shows around a milestone run. For readers, the immediate move is to watch for ticketing details tied to priority access, because this is not a broad UK run; it is a single London night in 2027.
The O2’s 2027 window
The anniversary program begins in May 2027 and stretches through the summer, so the June 5 date sits inside a narrow window rather than a year-round schedule. That gives the show a different shape from a standard tour stop: one artist, one night, one London indoor slot in 2027, and a venue using its anniversary calendar to concentrate demand instead of spreading it out.
