Ministry of Sound Classical have been announced for a huge Saturday night event in the stunning grounds of the Englefield Estate near Reading, as part of Heritage Live Festivals 2026.
The orchestral celebration will bring their legendary dance music spectacular to Berkshire, alongside special guests support artists Example, Roger Sanchez, Tall Paul, Seb Fontaine, and Utah Saints.
Tickets for the event will be available on presale on Monday 20th October at 9:30am. Customers MUST pre-register at https://arep.co/p/mos2026 for presale access. Tickets will then go on general sale on Tuesday 21st October at 9:30am from HeritageLive.Seetickets.com.
Ministry of Sound Classical takes on the very best tunes hand-picked from dance music history and recreates them in a breathtaking performance by an incredible 30-piece orchestra.
A breathtaking live spectacle, their show sees your favourite dance tracks re-orchestrated, re-imagined and re-lived by a breathtaking 30-piece orchestra, stunning vocalists and a sound and light experience like no other.
Ministry of Sound Classical has sold out the iconic Royal Albert Hall and headlined major festivals including Gone Wild Festival, The Big Feastival, and Silverstone Festival, cementing its status as one of the most exciting and innovative live music experiences.
For Englefield Estate in 2026, Ministry of Sound Classical will be performing the greatest hits of The White Isle, as they celebrate the very biggest Ibiza Anthems from the 90s to now.
Heritage Live Festivals are staged at some of England’s most beautiful and culturally significant venues. These historic landmarks, stately homes and showgrounds showcase the very best of England’s unique heritage and serve as stunning backdrops to their evening events.
Heritage Live Festivals stages 4-day music concerts at numerous ‘heritage sites’, holding exclusive contracts for music events at English Heritage’s Audley End House & Gardens in Essex, the privately owned Englefield Estate in Berkshire, as well as the Royal Sandringham Estate in Norfolk.
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