Amelie Lens and Sara Landry brought their back-to-back partnership to the UK for the first time on Friday, August 21, performing at Magazine Open-Air in London. The set hit a snag when the venue's sound system cut out mid-performance, but both artists pushed through to complete what attendees described as a standout techno showcase.
Magazine Open-Air issued an apology after the event, acknowledging the technical failure. The venue was unable to extend the set to make up for lost time due to a 10 PM curfew.
Lens Balances EXHALE Platform with Tour Schedule
Lens continues to run EXHALE, her global event series, record label, and music brand. Her calendar includes an EXHALE x Audio Obscura appearance at Amsterdam Dance Event in October. She recently released "falling into acid dreams" and maintains a packed touring schedule following the London performance.
Landry Preps Second Album Ahead of Festival Run
Landry is in the midst of an international tour that has taken her to Ibiza, Chicago, Seoul, Kuala Lumpur, and Edmonton, with festival stops at EDC Korea and Ultra Mexico still ahead. She announced her second studio album, "Divine Intervention," set for release on October 16, 2026, through her independent label HEKATE Records.
From Festival Lineups to Shared Booth
The London date follows a back-to-back set the pair played at Ultra Miami earlier in 2026. The collaboration marks an evolution from sharing festival bills to performing together, reflecting a growing creative partnership between two of techno's most visible independent operators.
Both artists are building their own imprints and event platforms while continuing to intersect on stage, cementing their roles in the current techno landscape.
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