DJ management foreign body officially announces the 'foreign body 2026 UK/EU Tour,' a month-long run across the UK and EU from 1 to 30 June 2026. The tour also marks the global launch of foreign body management, with around 20 dates including events and radio shows spread across six cities: London, Bristol, Sheffield, Berlin, Paris, and Porto.
The lineup features Seoul-based underground dance music artists MAR VISTA, h4rdy, Coziest, DOBERMAN, yunji, and rom & BAAWLA. Most of them grew up listening to UK and EU dance music, including UK Garage, Grime, Jungle, and Breaks, and have built their own readings of those sounds within Seoul's local sensibility and sound system culture.
Colour Factory, Planet Wax, Brixton Jamm, XOYO, Love Inn, OXI, and NTS Radio
At the centre of the tour is the Seoul Community Radio (SCR) x foreign body joint takeover at London's Colour Factory. With all seven performers from the lineup taking the stage together, this showcase highlights what the tour is really about: a project that moves Seoul's scene as a whole, not a string of individual shows.
London's other anchor is Planet Wax, where ScreaM Records, the dance music label of SM Entertainment, joins forces with foreign body for a co-curated takeover spanning UK Grime, Jungle, Garage, and beyond.
The participating artists are also bringing their own event brands to the UK on this tour. MAR VISTA's event label lifestream presents a London show with three8 at Brixton Jamm, while h4rdy's event brand STAMINA hosts a night at Love Inn in Bristol. Each brand lands directly on the very floors that shaped the sound it plays.
foreign body's artists also join the Seoul Community Radio SXSW London showcase at XOYO and connect with London listeners through an NTS Radio session. In Berlin, MAR VISTA performs at OXI. Add events and radio shows in Paris, Sheffield, and Porto, and the month becomes a constant interplay of solo dates and joint showcases.
A bridge between scenes, summer 2026
foreign body sees this tour as a chance to bring 'a Seoul-grown reading of UK and EU sounds' to audiences in the places where those sounds began. What kind of conversation happens when an interpretation that grew up in Asia meets the community that originated the sound? This tour is built to find out.
It is not a one-way export but the next move in an ongoing exchange. foreign body and its artists have already been bringing UK names like GEMI and Capo Lee to Seoul, building connections between the two scenes. The 2026 UK/EU Tour reverses the flow, and foreign body plans to keep that two-way exchange going through both events and releases beyond this run.
