Electronic music icons Bicep have officially announced their highly anticipated return to the live stage. After a three-year hiatus from their acclaimed live format, the duo—comprising Andy Ferguson and Matt McBriar—will perform a special one-off show at London’s prestigious Royal Albert Hall on 26 November 2026.
This performance marks a significant milestone for the pair, who stepped away from the BICEP LIVE format in 2023. Fans can look forward to a career-spanning set that promises to blend classic fan favorites with brand-new material from their forthcoming studio album. The choice of venue, one of the UK’s most storied concert halls, underscores the magnitude of their return to the live circuit.
Since their debut in 2017, the BICEP LIVE experience has garnered a near-mythical reputation. Renowned for its immersive production and cutting-edge visuals—developed in collaboration with Zak Norman of Black Box Echo—the show has previously sold out legendary venues such as Alexandra Palace and O2 Academy Brixton. Their live presence has also anchored major festival stages, including headline slots at Glastonbury, Primavera Sound, and Field Day.
The announcement follows the conclusion of the duo’s expansive CHROMA project, a two-year creative endeavor that encompassed over 70 global performances and the recent release of the TAKKUUK (Original Soundtrack). As they transition into this new chapter, the return to live performance signals what many consider to be one of the most significant events in electronic music for the year.
