Here’s the Paradise In The City Site Map and Artist Schedule

The set times are here! With just days to go until Paradise In The City lands at Boston Manor Park on Saturday, 2nd August, fans can now start mapping out their day across four unique stages and over 25 artists. From laid-back daytime rollers to peak-time club energy, the full schedule is live and ready to explore.

Taking centre stage is Jamie Jones with two unmissable performances, including a highly anticipated 2010s Era Set with special live performance from Ali Love (13:30-14:30 at The Bridge stage). Expect a journey through a defining decade of house music, delivered by the man who helped shape it. With a headline set from Jamie closing out Paradise In The City (19:45 – to close at The Grid stage), this is a rare chance to catch both sides of his sound on one lineup.

Across the site, some of the most in-demand names in electronic music are locked in. Seth Troxler, East End Dubs, Vintage Culture, Richy Ahmed B2B wAFF, Hot Since 82, Fleur Shore, Archie Hamilton B2B Sidney Charles, Franky Wah, Manda Moor, Bedouin, Gaskin and more will take over The Grid, Hangar (newly-built indoor arena for 2025), Bridge and Woods stages. Each stage has its own energy and aesthetic, with high-end production curated by leading promoters LWE.

With the forecast looking bright and final touches being made across the park, Paradise In The City is set to deliver an unforgettable day for London’s house and techno community.

A limited number of final tier tickets are now on sale. Early entry (pre 3pm) tickets are still available for just £55+b/f, offering full access for less if you arrive early.

For tickets and info, please visit paradiseinthecity.co.uk.

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