10/18/2026

Above & Beyond release ‘Nights Like This’ ahead of Anjunabeats UK Warehouse Tour

Above & Beyond have officially released their latest production, ‘Nights Like This’. Now available on Anjunabeats, the track has already cemented itself as a staple of the trio’s live performances and arrives just as they prepare to embark on their highly anticipated Anjunabeats UK Warehouse Tour.

The trio—comprised of Jono Grant, Paavo Siljamäki, and Tony McGuinness—first debuted the track during their sunrise set at EDC Las Vegas earlier this year. Since then, it has served as a standout moment in their sets, including a performance for a 10,000-strong crowd at London’s Silverworks Island and a massive appearance before nearly 20,000 fans at ABGT700 at The Gorge Amphitheatre in September. The latter event was particularly memorable, as the group returned to the stage for a rain-soaked set following weather-related interruptions.

This release follows a prolific period for the group. Following the success of Bigger Than All Of Us, their first electronic studio album in seven years, the trio has maintained a rigorous touring schedule across North America, Europe, and Australia. The Anjunabeats label has also remained active, recently unveiling Anjunabeats Volume 17, a comprehensive collection featuring 35 tracks from 30 different artists.

The upcoming Anjunabeats UK Warehouse Tour is set to bring that same energy to intimate, industrial settings. The tour will feature Above & Beyond alongside a curated selection of artists from the Anjunabeats and Anjunadeep rosters. The run kicks off at SWG3 in Glasgow on October 16, followed by dates at Blackstone Street Warehouse in Liverpool on October 17 and GASWRX in Birmingham on October 24, before concluding at The Prospect Building in Bristol on October 30.

Looking ahead, the group is also scheduled to ring in 2027 with a special New Year’s Eve performance at San Francisco’s 1015 Folsom. This event will celebrate the venue’s 40th anniversary, honoring the legacy of its late founder, Ira Sandler. The limited-capacity show promises to be a poignant tribute to a venue that has played a pivotal role in American nightlife.