Club
26 SEPT 2026 · 14:00
Sigma - KOKO, London
📍 London, UK
£31.50
Artist·Harpenden, Royaume-Uni
Sigma
Sigma are a British drum and bass duo formed in 2007 by Cameron Edwards and Joe Lenzie, who met at drum and bass nights while studying at Leeds University before moving to London. After releases on Hospital Records and Breakbeat Kaos, signing to 3 Beat Records in 2013 took them to two consecutive UK number ones: "Nobody to Love" and then "Changing" with Paloma Faith, both in 2014. "Higher" with Labrinth and "Glitterball" with Ella Henderson followed in 2015.
FromHarpenden, Royaume-Uni
Since2007
Labels3 Beat Records, Hospital Records
Sources: en.wikipedia.org
3Upcoming dates
2Past appearances
5Cities
4Countries
Sigma is booked for 3 upcoming dates listed on RaveRadar (Latvia, Austria, France, UK). Browse the festivals, line-ups and tickets.
Their next listed date is Sigma - KOKO, London, on Saturday 26 September 2026 at KOKO, London, UK. The full calendar covers 3 dates, in London, Manchester and Les Deux Alpes. 2 past appearances stay browsable below, each with the line-up of the night.
Dates & tickets
Warehouse
09 OCT 2026 · 20:00
The Warehouse Project: Worried About Henry
📍 Manchester, UK
£45
Festival
05 DEC 2026 → 12 DEC 2026
Rise Festival
📍 Les Deux Alpes, France
≈ €269
Past editions
Where to catch them
Frequently asked questions about Sigma
When is Sigma playing next?
On Saturday 26 September 2026, for Sigma - KOKO, London at KOKO, London, UK. 2 further dates follow, all listed on this page.
Where can I see Sigma right now?
UK and France, in London, Manchester and Les Deux Alpes. Rooms involved: KOKO, Depot Mayfield and Station des Deux Alpes. Each listing gives the running time, the price and the official ticket shop.
What style does Sigma play?
Drum & Bass and Dubstep. The drums sprint, the bass drags, two speeds in one track. The tempo usually sits around 170–180 BPM. The styles shown are the ones the artist actually carries, not the full tagging of every bill they appear on.
Where is Sigma from?
Harpenden, Royaume-Uni. That comes from the sources cited under the biography at the top of this page.
