Upcoming gigs
Past sets
In the press
A Stalled Planning Permit Cost Waterworks Its Park. Lenny Kravitz and Annie Mac Lost Theirs Too.
London's Waterworks Festival relocated its 2026 edition to The Cause after Gunnersbury Park failed to secure planning permission in time, one of five event days the same delay wiped off the park's summer calendar.
Noémie V. · 5 min read
A Council Couldn't Approve a Park Permit in Time, So London's Waterworks Built a 36-Hour Festival Inside a Club Instead
London's Waterworks Festival has relocated its 2026 edition from Gunnersbury Park to East London venue The Cause, running a one-off 36-hour, seven-space format called Waterworks Extended on the original September 12-13 dates after the park's planning permission failed to arrive in time.
Josh D. · 5 min read
Waterworks Lost Its Park to a Permit Delay. Its Answer: 36 Hours Non-Stop.
London's Waterworks festival is abandoning its usual Gunnersbury Park home for 2026 after a planning permission delay, relocating to a continuous 36-hour marathon across seven spaces at The Cause on September 12-13.
Josh D. · 6 min read
The Cause is giving the world's community radio stations a festival, and streaming the whole thing live
On 25 July, The Cause hands its Docklands site to six independent radio stations, from Berlin to Seoul to Bali, and broadcasts every set worldwide through a new platform called New Frequency.
Sarah H. · 5 min read
Event details, lineups and ticket links are gathered from public sources and may contain errors or change at the last minute. Always confirm with the official venue, promoter or ticketing page before you travel or buy. Time To House cannot be held responsible for any inaccuracy.