Logan fisher and Maxxi soundsystem - Our friends electric

On Saturday, 25 April 2026, the Waterbear venue at The Kings Road Arches is hosting an afternoon and evening dedicated to electronic music titled Our friends electric. The event is scheduled to begin at 16:00 and will run for six and a half hours, concluding at 22:30. This timing offers a bit of a different pace for a club night, allowing for a full session that finishes before the late-night rush. The musical focus is quite broad, covering Techno, Tech House, Acid House, and Electro, aimed primarily at those who follow the underground scene in Brighton. As you might expect for this type of event, it is strictly for adults aged 18 and over.

The lineup is built around two main figures, Logan Fisher and Maxxi Soundsystem. Logan has a long-standing reputation as a creative lead in the electronic world, particularly through his curation of the Plastic People nights on Oxford Street and his own Try outs for the human race parties. He is often described as a pioneer of progressive house who maintains a focus on the music rather than the performance itself. Joining him is Maxxi Soundsystem, who is known for delivering high-energy sets. He avoids using laptops, preferring the physical interaction of vinyl to connect with the room. A notable detail about his current work is that he has been developing new music alongside his father, following a suggestion from Laurent Garnier.

Providing local support are Airsine and Andy Chick, two artists who are considered central to the electronic community here in Brighton. The Waterbear venue is located at 169-170 The Kings Road Arches (BN1 1NB), right on the seafront. While the event is definitely a paid, ticketed affair with bookings handled via platforms like Skiddle, the exact entry price is currently listed as TBC. It’s a straightforward opportunity to see how these different styles of electronic music come together in a space that’s well-integrated into the city's coastal nightlife.