Ivy Lab are winding down: in January 2026 the London duo announced they would close the project at the end of that year after 13 years together, framing 2026 as a farewell run through the places that mattered rather than an abrupt stop. That makes any 2026 date one of the last chances to see them. They formed in 2013 as a trio - Sabre, Stray and Halogenix, the last of whom left in 2018 - and became one of bass music's most restless acts, starting in drum & bass and drifting into halftime, trap-tempo experiments and instrumental hip-hop across records like Death Doesn't Always Taste Good and Infinite Falling Ground. Their 20/20 LDN label will keep running after the duo stops.
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No usable body of audience or show-goer opinion was reachable for Ivy Lab - what exists is press coverage, and almost all of it from January 2026 is about the breakup rather than the shows. That coverage is uniformly respectful, with outlets across the dance press describing them as innovators who pushed bass music away from straight drum & bass, and a 2026 EP drew a positive trade review. None of that is a crowd verdict on the live set, so this is sample data rather than a real consensus.
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Gathered 2026-08-24 (high confidence) from musicbrainz.org, wikidata.org, en.wikipedia.org, ticketfairy.com, djmag.com, ra.co, news.google.com, youtube.com, https://www.deezer.com search API — artist image via exact case-insensitive name match, highest fan count