Fans can now relive one of Solomun’s biggest performances of the year. The Bosnian-German DJ and producer has released the full concert film from his February 2026 show at London’s Alexandra Palace, offering nearly three hours of music captured across one of the UK’s most iconic live venues.
Filmed from multiple perspectives, including sweeping crowd shots, behind-the-booth angles and close-up moments throughout the venue, the production recreates the atmosphere of a night that brought together immersive visuals, carefully crafted storytelling and one of electronic music’s most respected selectors.
A Journey Through Sound
Rather than opening with peak-time club tracks, Solomun begins the performance with ambient techno classics from Spacetime Continuum and Global Communication, establishing a cinematic mood before gradually increasing the energy.
The set unfolds across a broad musical spectrum, weaving together selections from Osmosis Jones, Pablo Say, highlights from Solomun’s own catalogue and “Rumpta,” his recent collaboration with Skrillex. The progression reflects the musical storytelling that has become a defining characteristic of Solomun’s performances, where patience and atmosphere often take precedence over immediate impact.
Live Collaborations on Stage
The Alexandra Palace performance also featured several special guest appearances, adding a live dimension to the evening.
German hip hop group K.I.Z joined Solomun on stage to perform his remix of “Samstag Ist Krieg,” while English indie rap artist Antony Szmierek delivered live vocals on their unreleased collaboration “Life Affirmer.” The concert also welcomed Inéz, one half of German art pop duo ÄTNA, who premiered the forthcoming track “Raider On The Storm” in front of the London audience.
These collaborations reinforced Solomun’s longstanding approach of blending electronic music with live performance, vocalists and artists from different musical backgrounds.
The Art of Musical Storytelling
Over the past decade, Solomun has become one of the most influential figures in house and melodic electronic music. As the founder of Diynamic Music, he has helped introduce a generation of producers while developing a sound that balances emotional depth with dancefloor functionality.
His legendary Solomun +1 residency at Pacha Ibiza has become one of the island’s defining weekly events, attracting thousands of clubbers each summer and setting a benchmark for extended DJ sets built around musical narrative rather than spectacle alone.
Whether performing in intimate clubs or major arenas, Solomun has remained committed to a philosophy that prioritizes connection, pacing and carefully curated musical journeys.
Bringing the Experience Home
The release of the Alexandra Palace concert film allows fans to experience the performance in its entirety, preserving not only the music but also the atmosphere shared between artist and audience.
At a time when many live performances are consumed through short social media clips, a nearly three hour concert film offers something increasingly rare: the opportunity to experience a complete DJ set exactly as it was intended to unfold.
For longtime followers and newcomers alike, the film serves as both a document of one memorable night in London and a reminder of why Solomun remains one of electronic music’s most compelling live performers.
📷 : Cover Photo / Courtesy of Solomun
📷 : Additional Photo Credits / Courtesy of Solomun
