Electronic music icon Solomun has officially released a new long-form film documenting his highly anticipated, sold-out performances at London’s Alexandra Palace. The shows, which took place on February 6th and 7th, 2026, served as a landmark moment in the artist's career, and this new production offers fans an intimate look at the spectacle.
Premiering on his official YouTube channel on July 23rd, the film moves away from the standard tropes of a conventional concert recording. Instead, it prioritizes the atmosphere and the progression of the night, placing the viewer directly within the heart of the venue. By utilizing a mix of sweeping aerial shots of the Great Hall, intimate crowd perspectives, and detailed stage captures, the film highlights the massive scale of the production.
An Immersive Look at Alexandra Palace
The historic Alexandra Palace acts as more than just a backdrop; it is a central character in the film. The venue was completely transformed for the two-night residency, featuring an immersive stage design and a sophisticated lighting rig that complemented the architecture of the Great Hall. The film captures how these elements converged to create a unique sensory experience for the thousands in attendance.
Collaborations and Unreleased Material
Beyond the visual spectacle, the film serves as a showcase for several notable musical moments. The performances featured a variety of high-profile collaborations, including the German hip-hop group K.I.Z, who joined Solomun for a rendition of his remix of 'Samstag Ist Krieg'. Additionally, the film captures Antony Szmierek providing a preview of their unreleased collaboration, 'Life Affirmer', and Inéz from ÄTNA debuting the forthcoming track 'Raider on the Storm'.
The setlist is further bolstered by a selection of previously unheard material from Solomun, providing a glimpse into the future direction of his sound. For those who missed the live experience, this film serves as a definitive record of a pivotal weekend in London's electronic music calendar.