DroneArt Show: A Music and Drone Show has announced three final UK dates in South London’s Dulwich Park. Following its hugely successful runs in Surrey and Manchester, the open-air experience will now also run in capital on 25th, 26th, and 27th September, with these new dates marking the show’s last stop in the country this summer.
Set to a live string quartet performance of classical works, including Vivaldi’s The Four Seasons, the DroneArt Show synchronises hundreds of drones to create large-scale animations above the park. From floral blooms and starbursts to birds in flight, the light display responds in real time to the music, creating an impressive spectacle across the sky. Each performance takes place outdoors, illuminated by hundreds of candles, with doors opening 90 minutes before each show and food and drink available before the start.
Presented by Fever in partnership with Nova Sky Stories, the event is part of Fever’s wider programme of cultural and immersive experiences across the city. From candlelight concerts and immersive exhibitions to themed dining and large-scale art shows, Fever has built a reputation as one of London’s most consistent and innovative entertainment platforms. Its offerings span more than 40 countries, but many of its most distinctive launches have happened here in the capital. DroneArt joins a growing list of events that combine heritage and new technology to create accessible, unique, and truly unmissable evenings.
DroneArt Show: A Music and Drone Show will now also run on 25, 26, and 27 September at Dulwich Park, College Road, SE21 7EB. Tickets go on sale 7 August, with the waitlist now live right here.
