Tomorrow London will come alive with the pulsating beats of electronic music, as Michael Bibi returns to his hometown with the much-anticipated One Life festival. Set against the stunning backdrop of Silverworks Island at Royal Victoria Dock, the open-air event promises not just a day of unforgettable house and techno rhythms but also a powerful message of hope & support.
Michael Bibi is no stranger to the global electronic music scene, but this year’s One Life event carries a deeper significance. Beyond delivering his signature sound, Bibi is using this platform to champion a cause close to his heart: supporting the Royal Marsden Cancer Charity.
Having faced cancer himself due to a brain tumour, Michael Bibi’s journey has been one of resilience and determination. His commitment to giving back shines through in this event, where a portion of proceeds will aid the Royal Marsden, a leading cancer center dedicated to pioneering research and patient care. This adds a meaningful layer to the festival, transforming it from a mere celebration of music into a beacon of community and compassion for a great cause.
With up to 20,000 music lovers expected, the atmosphere will be electric, filled with energy, dance and a shared sense of purpose. Set times and stage splits have been announced today, you can check them all out below:
One Life London is designed to be more than just a festival, it’s an immersive experience. Attendees can expect world-class sound systems, captivating visuals, and a vibrant community vibe in a unique waterside setting. After the main event, the party continues at The Cause until 5am Sunday.
Getting to the venue is easy via public transport, with the Elizabeth Line and shuttle buses providing convenient access. Attendees are encouraged to avoid driving, as there is no parking available on-site.
Michael Bibi’s One Life is a testament to the power of music to unite and inspire. It’s a celebration of life’s precious moments, resilience in the face of adversity and the strength found in community. By supporting the Royal Marsden Cancer Charity, Bibi is turning his passion for music into a force for good, making this event not only a highlight of London summer festival calendar but also a meaningful contribution to cancer research and care.
Photo: Anthony Mooney
