“RE-ORCHESTRATED, RE-IMAGINED, RE-LIVED”—the greatest dancefloor fillers in history go for a classical music spin at Ministry of Sound Classical in London. 90s bangers by Fatboy Slim, Robert Miles, Faithless and beyond are reimagined by the 50-piece London Concert Orchestra alongside powerhouse vocalists. The exclusive concert specials will be taking over the Royal Albert Hall for two nights only: 12 and 13 June.
The history behind Ministry of Sound in London
Ministry of Sound first started off as a club in 1991 in a disused bus garage in Elephant & Castle. The idea behind the club was to achieve a haven for London clubbers—a place with cutting-edge sound systems and soundproofing so ravers could party until the early hours without bothering the neighbours.
By the late 90s, the club had become the go-to spot for house, techno, trance and garage fans, earning the title of one of the hottest music-first nightclubs in London. Legends like Larry Levan, David Morales, Paul Oakenfold, Pete Tong and Roger Sanchez have hosted multiple club nights here.
Beyond the club scene, Ministry of Sound has grown into a wider brand: it runs a record label, annual mix‑compilations and international events in Ibiza and beyond, all revolving around the core of club culture.
Ministry of Sound Classical 2026: how to get tickets for the Royal Albert Hall concert specials
Ministry of Sound Classical currently has multiple concert specials this summer: Friday 12 June at 7:30pm and Saturday 13 June at 2pm, 6:30pm and 9:45pm. Doors open an hour before the concert start time and the set typically lasts two hours.
Tickets are on sale at the Royal Albert Hall website as well as at the venue’s box office. Please note that these concerts are not recommended for children under 5 and all guests aged 14 and under must be accompanied by an adult (18+). You can purchase Ministry of Sound Classical tickets here.
Modern hits reimagined: more classical concerts in London
Ministry of Sound Classical is London’s latest addition to its thriving classical music scene. The Candlelight series is also reimagining contemporary hits through the classical lens inside Central Hall Westminster and Southwark Cathedral. This season, there’s a versus tribute to Ed Sheeran and Imagine Dragons as well as an evening dedicated to Fleetwood Mac’s biggest hits, all performed on strings.
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