The Paradise founder debuts a new musical concept inside London’s newest warehouse space, with Seth Troxler, Ali Love and a dedicated 2010s set on the bill.
Jamie Jones is taking us on a journey. The Paradise founder is unveiling Voyager, a brand new concept that traces the sounds, artists and collaborations that have defined his path through house music—while pointing the decks firmly towards what’s next. And the launch pad? Ironworks, a freshly minted 7,000-capacity warehouse space from LWE and AMAAD, kicking off a limited six-show series this October and November.
Two Sets, Two Eras
This isn’t just another headline slot. Jones will perform two distinct sets on the night: a dedicated 2010-era throwback—think the golden years of Hot Creations and those early Paradise parties—and a headline DJ set that’ll feature live performances from Ali Love, Camden Cox, Constance Power and Kah-Lo. It’s a rare chance to hear Jones navigate his own timeline in real time, bridging nostalgia with forward momentum.
The Full Lineup
Long-standing friend and collaborator Seth Troxler leads the supporting cast, alongside Adam Ten, Manda Moor and a Goosey b2b Florentia pairing. It’s a lineup built around chemistry and history, the kind of night where the booth feels more like a late-night living room than a corporate festival stage. Ironworks itself is shaping up to be one of the season’s most talked-about spaces—raw, massive, and designed for exactly this kind of immersive, no-frills warehouse experience.
Tickets and full event details are available now via ironworks.london/ If you’ve been waiting for a proper warehouse moment to kick off autumn, this is it.
