Ibiza On Thames

08/10/2026

🕺💃🪩🎶 If these tune meisters don’t have you glued to the Thames Side Brewery dance floor nothing will.

See you Saturday and don’t be late or you’ll be out in the cold

03/10/2026

The only place to be next Saturday -
Ibiza On Thames transforming into a banging pop-up-club for the night.

A great lineup of the best local Djs includes founding Dj SamanthaB, Darren Clay and rising star Josh Kirtley

Expect state of the art lighting, chest pumping sound and get your glam on at the glitter bar provided by House Angels

FREE ENTRY and Tunes 6.30 - midnight but hang around and you may get locked out

02/10/2026

Join DJ Samanthab and a select bunch of local DJs including Josh Kirtley and Darren Clay to see this endless summer out in the best way possible, a massive party!

Saturday 10th October
Thames Side Brewery

Tunes 6.30 - midnight
Limited capacity so get there handy

29/09/2026

Glitter’s not just for the girls so tag a fella you want to see glittered up at our next party💃🕺🪩

So excited to welcome back House Angels - Events Festival Wear Glitter to Ibiza On Thames to add her special glamorous mix to the biggest party of the year.

Find her in the snug at the end of the bar and get your glam on!

22/06/2026

Pop this date in your diary, we’ll have another for you later this week🤔

A new exhibition focusing on the countercultural legacy of pioneering '90s rave crew Spiral Tribe is set to arrive in London later this year.

Unmasked presents: The Spiral Tribe Exhibition will take over East London's REinsTate, a repurposed exhibition space from the Tate, with a four-day cultural programme across September 16 - 19, including a free-to-attend exhibition consisting of archive materials, images, visuals and more.

Formed in the early '90s, Spiral Tribe began life as a travelling soundsystem organising free parties across the UK, including a rave at the then-derelict Roundhouse in Camden in 1992. They later formed an arts collective under the moniker SP23.

Spiral Tribe became infamous for their role in the Castlemorton Common Festival in 1992 alongside DiY Sound System and Circus Warp, after which 13 of its members were charged with public order offences. Their trial became one of the "most expensive" in British history, lasting for four months and costing £4 million.

11/06/2026

Oh yeah!

22/05/2026

Without this one there would be no party and Staines would be a boring town by the river, so show some love for birthday girl and founding diva 😉 of Ibiza on Thames - Samantha B
🎉🥳🎂🎁🎈🎊

21/05/2026

Heads up for you old school ravers