Goldie is set to headline Dallas on December 10, with his label Metalheadz taking over Silo Dallas as part of the Ductwork series. The drum-and-bass pioneer has tickets on sale now for a show billed as a showcase of the genre he helped define decades ago in the UK underground.
The event, listed as Ductwork at Silo Dallas, is confirmed for Dec. 10, 2026, according to wl.eventim.us, which lists Goldie as the headlining act. The Dallas Observer describes Metalheadz as a drum-and-bass label founded on the cutting edge of the UK underground, one it says has helped shape the sound of drum-and-bass for generations of electronic music fans. A lower-confidence listing from ra.co also names Diverge and DJ Titan alongside Goldie for the night, though that lineup detail has not been confirmed by a stronger source.
Anyone planning to attend should come prepared on the logistics front. The Eventim listing says attendees may print and bring their PDF tickets or show their tickets on a mobile device through the See Tickets app, and that valid photo identification is required. It notes the listed ticket price includes all fees, excluding tax. Those instructions apply specifically to this show, so ticket holders should follow the event page's guidance directly.
Conflicting Details On Venue Address and Hours
Venue Address and Hours The Eventim listing places the show at Ductwork at Silo Dallas, at 1340 Manufacturing Street, Dallas, Texas 75207, but does not specify set times. A separate, lower-confidence listing on ra.co gives the venue as 1340 Manufacturing St. in Dallas with hours of 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Separately, Silo Dallas describes itself on its own site as an electronic dance music nightclub located at that same 1340 Manufacturing St. address, though that description carries low confidence in this reporting. Given the remaining uncertainty over hours, ticket buyers should confirm exact hours through the official ticketing page before heading out.
The Roots of Metalheadz Trace Back to 1994 London
Goldie's connection to drum-and-bass goes back more than three decades. He founded Metalheadz in 1994 alongside DJs Kemistry and Storm, according to drumandbassuk.com. Kemistry and Storm did far more than spin records for the label — they recruited artists, handled Metalheadz's press and promotion, and served as residents at the label's Sunday Sessions at London's Blue Note club, the site reports.
That Blue Note residency started small. It began as a five-week trial that gave producers a place to debut new recordings before their official release, per the same account. Those nights were part of Metalheadz's early history within the genre.
Part of a Broader Fall Lineup in Texas
The Dallas date fits into a larger run of programming from the promoters behind the Ductwork series. A report on Disco Presents' Texas fall 2026 EDM lineup noted that December rounded out the calendar following bookings in October and November, according to EDMTunes, though specifics of those earlier dates weren't detailed in that account. For Dallas drum-and-bass fans, the December booking offers a rare chance to see one of the genre's founding figures and the label that helped launch it on a local stage.
