BCKYRD London Returns to Harris Park with Loud Luxury and Disco Lines

Venue Change After Airport Deal Falls Through

BCKYRD London will return for its second edition on September 18 at Harris Park in London, Ontario, after organizers announced a venue change on September 4. The festival was originally planned for London International Airport, but a traffic-management agreement for the airport site could not be finalized. Disco Lines, Loud Luxury, BUNT., Ian Asher, Dudley and Nader remain confirmed.

Western Alumni and Local Connections

Loud Luxury's Andrew Fedyk and Joe De Pace met while studying at Western University and formed the duo in the city before "Body" introduced them to audiences beyond Canada. Nader, a Toronto DJ and producer, also studied at Western University, where DJing and producing became a bigger focus for him before he began playing more regularly across Ontario. Dudley, previously known as ICONIQ, has been part of London's DJ scene for more than a decade, with club residencies and support appearances across Ontario.

International Reach Balances Regional Roots

Ian Asher first gained widespread attention through remixes and edits shared across social media and streaming platforms, turning that online following into appearances at festivals and clubs around the world. BUNT., the German producer, has explored several areas of electronic music since his earlier folk-house releases, with "Clouds" becoming one of the tracks most closely associated with his recent work. Disco Lines, the American producer, spent years releasing house music before "No Broke Boys" reached a much wider audience, with tracks including "I Don't Trust A Soul" showing a deeper catalogue.

The six confirmed artists bring a mix of personal ties to London and Ontario alongside international touring careers. BCKYRD London's second edition takes place September 18 at Harris Park.