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30 Years Of Glade: Winter Solstice

Club nights· Bristol

30 Years Of Glade: Winter Solstice

Orbital with HAAi

£55.65a ticket

+ £1.25–£4 order fee

Booking fee included, at See Tickets; up to £72.70 for the best seats.

When
Friday, 18 December 2026, 7pm
Where
The Prospect Building, 39-46 FEEDER RD, BS2 0SE
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About the event

From See Tickets's listing

On Friday 18th December, The Prospect Building hosts a landmark celebration of 30 years of Glade - a 10-hour immersive journey across multiple spaces. Glade has been a defining chapter in British electronic music, shaping generations of UK rave scenes, soundsystem culture, and the psychedelic underground. Three decades on, its influence lives on as Glastonbury Festival's longest-standing beacon of underground electronic culture. Featuring a rare headline performance from Orbital, alongside HAAi b2b Special Request, Leftfield (DJ Set), Hannah Holland and Channel One Sound System. Across the venue, Crane will host Space Lab, while Yard comes alive with the Tree Stage Installation and a spectacular Fire Ceremony. A celebration of music, creativity and collective experience. Last Entry 10pm.

Getting there

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The Prospect Building
39-46 FEEDER RD, BS2 0SE

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