Amelie Lens and Sara Landry finally brought their highly anticipated B2B to the UK on Friday, August 21st. The duo joined forces at Magazine Open-Air in London, though their set experienced significant technical difficulties when the venue’s sound system interrupted the performance.
The techno giants had no plans of letting the night’s disruption impede their performance as they both went on to deliver a magical set and a historic, first-ever UK B2B between the two artists. Magazine Open-Air later apologized for the event and acknowledged the source of the technical error. They were unfortunately unable to extend the set to compensate for lost time due to a strict 10 PM curfew.
Amelie Lens Continues the EXHALE Era
Lens continues to operate the global EXHALE platform, consisting of her music brand, record label, and global event series. Her upcoming schedule includes an EXHALE x Audio Obscura appearance at the annual Amsterdam Dance Event (ADE) in October, and her official site currently highlights her latest ‘falling into acid dreams’ release. She remains quite busy following her London set, balancing global shows with a string of recent music drops.
Sara Landry’s Momentum Continues
Landry has been on a massive international run with past and upcoming appearances in cities such as Ibiza, Chicago, Seoul, Kuala Lumpur, and Edmonton. A number of festivals remain on the list for 2026, including EDC Korea and Ultra Mexico. She recently announced her second studio album, ‘Divine Intervention,’ which is slated for release on October 16th, 2026, through HEKATE Records—her own independent label and artist imprint.
Two Artists Establishing their Legacies
Both Lens and Landry are building increasingly prominent independent platforms while sharing the stage along the way. Prior to their UK B2B, the two performed another B2B set at this year’s Ultra Miami, allowing them to move from sharing festival lineups to occupying the same booth. Their London collaboration reflects a growing relationship between two of techno’s most prominent contemporary figures as they cement their shared and individual legacies.
