Iconic DJ and broadcaster Annie Mac has announced the first-ever Before Midnight London residency, taking place at major cultural hub HERE at Outernet on the last Friday of every month between January – June 2026.
Designed as the perfect remedy for those who adore going out and value their sleep, Before Midnight offers an authentic, euphoric clubbing experience which ends at the stroke of midnight. Injecting life into London’s clubbing scene, the brand-new residency will provide a permanent base for all those who love Before Midnight. Fans can expect extended DJ sets, special guest appearances, and one-off B2B sets at the innovative Outernet.
As part of the new residency, Annie will be introducing a ‘no phones’ policy, encouraging crowds to be present by eliminating the pressure to capture every single moment. Annie first trialled this approach at her sold-out Before Midnight party launching Warehouse Project’s Autumn season this September, describing the atmosphere as “totally electric from the off”.


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