Morninglory has never confined itself to a booth and a dancefloor. The 2026 calendar threads music, scenography and alternative fashion into a single moving piece, staged across venues chosen as much for their atmosphere as for their acoustics. Dock B serves as home base for the collective’s Extended nights — long-running, multi-room affairs anchored by a d&b system. The opener on May 7, built with Glittoris and Retrograde Collective, features Stella Zekri’s record-bag-deep sets, a Benedetta b2b Inès MBRK, and a choreographed runway piece staged amid the diners, with upcycled looks and acrobats from Impulse Collective.
June 12 leans live, with Gab Jr. & Lourene’s vocal-and-machine project sharing the room with Mars O10C of HORS SOL. The series then steps outside to Plantation, the working rooftop farm above the 18th, where daytime Glasshouse sessions trade club darkness for light and open air. On June 21, Padel 15 gets requisitioned for Fête de la Musique, with Tunisian scene-shaper Astrid headlining.
There will be additional events during July and August, but the culmination will build toward August 28, when Kasper Marott — whose Keflavik on Seilscheibenpfeiler still echoes through European clubs — leads a 24-hour close that folds the season’s strands into one continuous arc. Residents Spicy Sofi, Le Ploum (also Vigilance Zero), Chtak, Anas, Lelu and Daly hold the through-line, with Maly Kien, MaïNaï, Ode Maen and PayDay rounding it out. Bookings skew heavily FLINTA, and a trained care team works every date.
Keep your eyes on the Morninglory socials, but for now, you can grab tickets via RA.
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