The Barbican is set to introduce an exciting nightlife program called “Anyone Can Dance,” which will feature five late-night dance parties beginning on February 20, 2026, and running until 3 a.m. This program aims to engage the community through vibrant music and culture. The first event, curated by Eastern Margins, will highlight East and South East Asian club sounds, showcasing a lineup that includes bedroom DJ nick cheo, KOLLIN, Jianbo, and MEYY.
The Barbican’s “Anyone Can Dance” will launch vibrant late-night parties, celebrating East and South East Asian club sounds starting February 20, 2026.
These late-night dance parties will cater exclusively to individuals aged 18 and over. To enter, attendees must present an accepted legal ID at the door. This requirement guarantees a safe and controlled environment for all participants. The Barbican encourages everyone to prepare their IDs in advance to avoid any issues on the night of the event.
Tickets for the first dance party will be available for purchase starting January 23, 2026, at 10 a.m. Each ticket will be priced at £17, making it accessible for many who wish to experience this new nightlife offering. Additionally, there will be discounts available for members and young Barbican attendees, which promotes inclusivity within the community.
The “Anyone Can Dance” initiative reflects the Barbican’s commitment to celebrating diverse cultures and connecting people through music and dance. By focusing on East and South East Asian club sounds, the program aims to introduce attendees to new rhythms and styles, enriching their experience while fostering a sense of belonging.
These late-night events will not only energize the London nightlife scene but also provide a platform for emerging talent within the East Asian music community. As the Barbican commences on this journey, it hopes to create memorable nights filled with dance and connection.
With clear guidelines in place and exciting programming ahead, the “Anyone Can Dance” series is poised to become a highlight of London’s nightlife in 2026.
