XOYO Hosts Clockwork’s Finest UK Garage & 140 DJs

On Friday 21st March, Clockwork returns to XOYO London, delivering a night dedicated to UK Garage and 140 BPM sounds. As one of the most respected brands in the scene, CLOCKWORK continues to set the standard for forward-thinking club nights, combining cutting-edge artists with a dedicated crowd in one of London’s most revered underground venues.

This edition brings an expertly curated lineup, featuring some of the most exciting selectors in UKG and 140. Led by northern masked maverick DJ Jackum’s unmistakable bumpy House and 4×4 flavours, the XOYO Basement will also host Clockwork roster standouts Casey Club, Efan, Kippo, Milzy, Oh My Rosh, and XDBR. Expect a night of precision-mixed two-step rhythms, deep sub-bass, and percussive energy, capturing the essence of UK Garage and its evolution.

Clockwork has become a key player in the UK’s club circuit, bridging the gap between artist development and top-tier events. Their showcases highlight emerging talent alongside scene leaders, creating a platform that continues to shape the future of UK bass music.

Clubbers can thank UK indie promoters Weird Science for delivering another standout event at XOYO. The collective, alongside industry-renowned LWE, has been instrumental in shaping the club’s electronic music programming, bringing a consistently high calibre of talent to the venue. With a capacity of just 700, XOYO provides a tight-knit, immersive atmosphere, allowing clubbers to experience headline acts up close while preserving the underground energy that defines London’s club scene.

Tickets start from £12.50 (+BF) via Skiddle. Secure your place now for what promises to be a standout event in London’s club calendar.

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