The fourth edition of Soho Calling will take place on Wednesday 25th February 2026 in Soho, the beating heart of London’s music culture, a district which has nurtured legendary artists and hosted groundbreaking performances that have shaped the global music landscape.

Honouring this legendary district by bringing 30 thrilling emerging artists to Soho's iconic stages, Soho Calling is presented by ILMC and is proud to be working with partners including BBC Introducing, Mahogany, Music Venue Trust, The Spanish Wave, Kilimanjaro, and media partners Notion, Clash and IQ Mag.

Soho Calling 2026 is set to take place across 8 venues: The 100 Club, 21Soho, Phoenix Arts Club, The Social, B.R.A.T, Anotherland, Third Man Records and Farsight Gallery

Previous editions of the festival have seen performances from the likes of Monster Florence, The New Eves, Tom Aspaul, The Molotovs, Nxdia, Hamish Hawk, Giift - and 2026 promises to bring more incredible new music to Soho Calling's stages than ever before.

Amongst the first artists to be revealed for Soho Calling 2026 is Rhumba Club.

Rhumba Club is the London-based synth-pop and alt-disco project of Tom Falle, blending analogue synths, disco grooves, and reflections on queer culture. Hailed by BBC 6 Music’s Steve Lamacq and supported by GQ, Attitude, and The Fader, Falle’s music fuses the wit of Pet Shop Boys with the emotional pulse of Perfume Genius. His new album HONCHO—featuring Patrick Wolf and Italians Do It Better artists Juno Francis, earned him a PPL Momentum Music Fund Award, and saw him tour Europe, expanding his euphoric, high-intensity live sound: Rhumba Club continues to cement his place as one of the most vital voices in modern queer disco.

Whilst individual show tickets will be available in January, a limited number of full festival wristbands are on sale right now.