British musician Master Peace is among the latest names to round out the DIY Alive 2026 lineup. The event takes place on October 3 at London's EartH cultural venue, and according to organizers, Master Peace will "run straight from his own gig" to make it in time for this one too. DIY Magazine ↗
Alongside him, the lineup is rounded out by dream-pop act Unflirt, rock hopeful Raynor, and newcomers Martial Arts. They join a packed program headlined by Sports Team; also performing are Walt Disco, FEET, Porij, Picture Parlour, Dead Dads Club, Nell Mescal, Gretel, and Esme Emerson. The festival is returning for the first time since its debut edition in 2022, and alongside the concerts it will also offer discussions and accompanying programming. DIY Magazine ↗
Master Peace, real name Peace Okezie, started out with collaborations alongside Jme and The Streets and released three EPs. In 2024 came his debut album How To Make A Master Peace, which pushed him into the ranks of British indie's most closely watched names. His songs are built on a blend of guitar-driven indie and garage-electro pop, paired with lyrics that manage to be self-deprecating and anxious at once.
On SuperMusic you can find the lyrics to three of his songs, including "I Might Be Fake".
DIY Alive takes place at London's EartH, with tickets starting at twenty pounds, and organizers have also added group packages for threes and fives.
Master Peace closes out the DIY Alive festival lineup. He'll manage two concerts in one day
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