MUSIC AS A FORCE FOR GOOD

This is your last chance to EARN tickets to the multi-award nominated, sold-out Labyrinth on the Thames, taking place this August at Old Royal Naval College, the UNESCO World Heritage Site.

With headline performances including from The Kooks, Peggy Gou, Dom Dolla and Moby, the eight-date series is where sound, art and light collide to reimagine the 17th century landmark, as guests dance beside the River Thames, and the sun sets over the London skyline.

To launch this year’s festival series, Labyrinth are partnering with EARNT to bring fans together as a force for good.

We need your help making a positive impact for the Greenwich community. We started with a food drive to support local food banks, now we’re getting our hands dirty with a litter pick to look after the green spaces across the borough.

THE DETAILS

A litter pick unlike any you've joined before. Two teams. One goal. Whoever picks the most litter wins.

The winners earn VIP status. Literally. First choice of tickets to Labyrinth on the Thames, plus VIP backstage passes.

And yes, it's competitive. But it's also doing good things for Greenwich.

WHEN & WHERE

  • Saturday 1st August 2026 @ 10am - 12pm

  • Woolwich Common (exact location to be sent nearer the time)

WHAT YOU NEED TO DO

  1. Sign up! Hurry - spaces are limited

  2. Get your game face on, pick that litter and WIN!

You can find out more info on Labyrinth on the Thames here.

"Greenwich got into my blood early, my mum had a shop there and I spent my childhood running wild in those streets. The Old Royal Naval College is hallowed ground, so to be playing there with Labyrinth feels like something meant to happen. What moves me about the initiatives is that it doesn’t stop at the music, it reaches back into the community that makes any of it possible in the first place. Music was always about more than sound. It was always about people. And knowing this brings them together while lifting up those who need it most that’s the whole point, isn’t it."

- Luke Pritchard, The Kooks

“In Korea, food is such a big part of our culture and how we connect with people, even the way we greet each other is often around asking if someone has eaten.I love that this initiative brings music and community together, while also helping support people and families who may not always have enough food on the table.”

- Peggy Gou

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