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KOKO Electronic: CHRIS STASSY - London Weekender
- When
- Saturday, 5 December 2026, 11pm
- Where
- KOKO, 1A Camden High Street, Camden, London, NW1 7JE
- Sold by
- See Tickets
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About the event
From See Tickets's listing
Please note, this event is 20+ (a one-off exception to our usual 19+ policy). Dutch DJ and producer Chris Stassy has spent the last decade developing a distinct approach to house music, moving between the stripped-back sounds of the European underground and the bigger dancefloors of Awakenings, Time Warp, Sunwaves and Coachella. His productions have become a regular feature in DJ sets around the world, from releases on his own Up The Stuss label to his #1 remix of Moby's 'Go' and his rework of Todd Terry's 'Bounce To The Beat'. Founded in 2020, Up The Stuss has since become a home for a new generation of house artists, with releases from S.A.M., Kolter, Locklead and Janeret reflecting Stassy's focus on the deeper end of club music. After previous appearances at KOKO, including his 2023 All Night Long debut and a double-header in 2024, Stassy returns to the Theatre for what's set to be another highlight of the season. NEED A PRE'S? Join us for the official KOKO Electronic pre-party, Don KOKO, from 7pm-12am. Enjoy Mexican & Italian light-bites and £6 cocktails, before heading to the theatre backstage via our secret door, avoiding queues. Come taste special pizza slices & tacos curated by DJ Tennis, Natasha Diggs, & SG lewis. Ticket holders: check your emails for a 20% discount link. Or head to @donkokofc for reservations & offers.
Getting there
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