David Guetta has announced he will play his biggest London show to date at The O2 on Saturday, June 5. The performance is part of the venue's 20th anniversary celebrations.
The O2, which originally opened as the Millennium Dome in December 1999 before rebranding and reopening as the O2 Arena in June 2007, has hosted over 3,000 shows and welcomed more than 100 million visitors. To mark two decades since its reopening, a series of gigs are scheduled for next year.
Guetta's show is part of his 'Monolith Tour', which has been staged at stadiums globally. He expressed excitement about bringing 'The Monolith Show' to The O2, stating that London has always been a special city for him.
Christian D’Acuna, Vice President, Programming at The O2, described Guetta as one of the most influential electronic artists. He added that Guetta's show would be a highlight of the anniversary celebrations, reflecting the venue's ambition and scale over the past two decades.
Priority Tickets for O2 and Virgin Media broadband customers will be available from 10am on Wednesday, September 30. General sale tickets will be released at 10am on Friday, October 2.