Sasha and John Digweed will play a six-hour back-to-back set at Tofte Manor in Bedfordshire on Saturday 3 July 2027. Promoter Labyrinth has confirmed the performance as one of the main announcements for its next summer at the 17th-century country estate. The date falls during a new three-day weekender, planned for 2–4 July.
The pair have played the venue in recent seasons, including a lengthy appearance in July 2026. Their next booking continues Labyrinth's series of outdoor events at Tofte Manor, where electronic music performances are spread across the manor grounds rather than a conventional nightclub.
Six hours together in the Bedfordshire countryside
The confirmed headline slot will put Sasha and Digweed on stage together for six hours. Labyrinth has not yet announced the complete supporting bill or an individual start time for the duo, so the set duration should not be mistaken for the event's full public opening hours. Further artist announcements are expected as the programme develops.
Tofte Manor sits near Sharnbrook in Bedfordshire. Alongside its outdoor stages, the estate contains the Star and Earth labyrinths, which form part of the site's identity during Labyrinth's summer programme. Organisers have confirmed transport options that include coach transfers from London King's Cross and Bedford railway station, as well as arrangements for driving and parking.
The first Tofte Manor weekender adds glamping
For summer 2027, Labyrinth is extending its Tofte Manor programme into a weekender from 2 to 4 July. The promoter has announced a limited allocation of glamping spaces and an expanded programme of activities around the grounds. Details of individual packages, admission conditions and prices are to be confirmed through the official booking pages.
The glamping announcement is a change from earlier seasons, when the site was primarily promoted as a day-event destination. It allows some visitors to combine the headline performance with a longer stay. Anyone planning to attend should distinguish the concert ticket from accommodation and transport options rather than assume they are included in one purchase.
Northern Exposure turns 30
The booking follows renewed attention to Northern Exposure, Sasha and Digweed's influential mix album, which celebrates its thirtieth anniversary in 2026. Labyrinth has linked the reissue to the duo's performance history, including their closing selection at Tofte Manor last summer. The new announcement concerns a live DJ set, with no tracklist released ahead of the date.
The duo's shared work spans decades of progressive house, DJ mix releases and extended club sets. Their return to Tofte Manor is part of that continuing partnership, with six hours reserved for the two artists rather than a separate appearance from each.
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