1155 Soundsystem, the London night that puts DJs inside the cinema, returns on Tuesday 17 November 2026 at Genesis Cinema, Mile End. After a preview screening of Mahershala Ali's new thriller Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother, drum & bass legend Fracture, grime DJ Elijah and Lou Nour will take over with vinyl selections.

When and where is the 1155 Soundsystem screening?

  • Event: 1155 Soundsystem presents Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother
  • Date: Tuesday 17 November 2026
  • Time: 6.30pm
  • Venue: Genesis Cinema, Mile End, London
  • DJs: Fracture, Elijah and Lou Nour (vinyl only, post-screening)
  • Film's UK release: 20 November 2026

This is the second edition of the series. The first one sold out almost as soon as tickets went live, so don't sit on this.

Who's DJing at 1155 Soundsystem?

Fracture has spent more than 20 years dragging UK electronic music somewhere new, and he's a fixture of the drum & bass circuit. Fabric put it simply: if you've been to a d&b rave in the last decade, you've almost certainly heard him.

Elijah co-founded the grime label Butterz, held down a show on Rinse FM and is now a V&A East ambassador.

Lou Nour is the new name for the artist formerly known as SICARIA, who toured clubs and festivals worldwide with a dubstep-leaning, rhythm-heavy sound backed by Skrillex and Flowdan. Since the rebrand she's landed a BBC Radio 1 residency and an official remix for Fred again..

What is Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother about?

Written and directed by Bassam Tariq (Mogul Mowgli), the film stars Mahershala Ali as Latif, a devout hitman racing across Houston to keep his children safe after his wife's death. Giancarlo Esposito and John Cho co-star, and the score comes from Son Lux, the band behind the Everything Everywhere All at Once soundtrack. It had its UK gala at the BFI London Film Festival, and The Guardian called Ali's performance breathtaking.

What is 1155 Soundsystem?

Run by elevenfiftyfive, 1155 Soundsystem pairs a standout film with artists who respond to it through conversation and records played live in the screen, so the credits roll straight into a shared listening session rather than a rush for the exit.

Founder David Kapur said the instant sell-out of the first night showed there's real appetite for it, adding: "For many of us, our favourite moments of music and film are inseparable."

How do I get tickets?

Tickets are on sale now. Head to elevenfiftyfive.com or Genesis Cinema to book, and move quickly: it's a three-day head start on the UK release, with three serious selectors on the decks afterwards.