Leftfield to play final foreseeable show Nov. 29 in London, marking rare reunion after decades.

British electronic music duo Leftfield, known for their pioneering 1990s dance sound, are set to perform what they call their “last foreseeable show” on November 29 at Drumsheds in London, a 15,000-capacity venue in the former IKEA flagship store in Enfield. The concert, a collaboration between Manchester’s Bugged Out! and Berlin’s Tresor, marks a rare reunion for the group, who rose to fame with Mercury Prize-nominated albums *Leftism* and *Rhythm and Stealth*, blending dub, reggae, breakbeat, and house. Their notable track “Open Up,” featuring John Lydon of the Sex Pistols, helped define the era’s electronic music. While no future shows have been announced, the event is being promoted as a major milestone in their career.