Valve Sound System 2026 at The Prospect Building, Bristol: date, tickets, line-up and venue guide

Valve Sound System return to Bristol for a full-force daytime-to-night session at The Prospect Building on Saturday 14 February 2026. This is the biggest valve sound system event since they brought it back, and organizers are excited to bring the full system to Bristol. The event will take place at The Prospect Building in Bristol on February 14, 2026, with tickets ranging from £25 to £35. The first pre-sale of tickets has already sold out, showing just how excited fans are and the high anticipation for the event. With just a few weeks to go, the team that brought the full system is gearing up for the most significant Valve Sound System show since its return, hosted in the building’s Main space.

If you’re searching “Valve Sound System Prospect Building tickets” or “Valve Sound System Bristol 2026 line up”, this guide puts the key details in one place: times, ticket routes, artists, venue address, accessibility, and travel.

Valve Sound System Bristol 2026: date and times

The official Prospect Building event page lists Saturday 14th February with event time 14:00–23:00 and an 18+ policy with “No ID No Entry”. The event is happening in just a few weeks, so be sure to secure your spot soon.

Some ticketing listings show a slightly earlier finish time (commonly 22:30) and a last entry time (often 20:00), so it’s smart to treat 14:00 as your start anchor and then follow your ticket confirmation for last entry/curfew.

Where to buy tickets for Valve Sound System 2026 (Bristol)

The Prospect Building page links directly to ticket purchase.

You’ll also see tickets listed through major partners, including See Tickets and Skiddle, and the event is listed on Resident Advisor as well. If one platform shows “final release incoming” or availability changes, check another—these listings often update at different speeds.

Valve Sound System Bristol 2026 line-up

Skiddle’s listing includes a stacked drum & bass / jungle line-up featuring names such as Dillinja, Simula B2B Kasra B2B SMG, DJ Hazard, A.M.C, Sub Zero, Logan D, Kasra, and multiple MCs and DJs across the bill. There is a two area lineup incoming, featuring a stacked selection of DJs and special guests. Expect wicked debuts from fresh acts alongside highly anticipated returns of crowd favorites. Notably, Dillinja is set to deliver a special dubplate set, making this event a must-attend for collectors and enthusiasts.

See Tickets also lists a core set of performers for the same date, including Dillinja, Simula B2B Kasra B2B SMG, DJ Hazard, A.M.C.

What is Valve Sound System, and why this Bristol show matters

Valve Sound System is closely associated with Dillinja and is treated as a heavyweight institution in UK drum & bass culture—more than just a night out, it’s a “full system” experience that people travel for.

The term 'Valve Sound System' refers to a touring high-fidelity audio system in electronic music, not to be confused with Valve Corporation's gaming hardware.

This 2026 Bristol date is being positioned as the biggest since the return, with multiple listings emphasising the scale and the fact it’s a full takeover of Prospect Bristol. As a critical soundsystem, Valve is taking over Prospect Bristol for a full-scale experience, promising unmatched sound quality and atmosphere. Fans can expect DJs to rinse the system with high-impact sets, making this event a likely hit among drum & bass enthusiasts.

That framing matters for intent: fans aren’t only searching “tickets”, they’re searching the experience—“full system”, “biggest yet”, “Valve Sound System Bristol”.

The Prospect Building Bristol: venue, location and what it’s like

The Prospect Building is a large industrial-style live venue on Feeder Road. The venue pages list the address as 45 Feeder Rd, Bristol, BS2 0SE.

It’s a venue designed for high-impact production and heavy audio, which is exactly the point of a Valve Sound System event: a big room, a serious rig, and enough space for a day session to build into a peak-time atmosphere.

Accessibility at The Prospect Building

For accessibility planning, Bristol Beacon’s venue access listing notes that The Prospect Building is wheelchair accessible with step-free level access, with lowered bar serving points, an accessible viewing platform, and accessible toilets on site.

Always advise readers to check the venue’s access guidance and contact details ahead of time if they need a specific arrangement.

Getting to The Prospect Building (Bristol)

Most out-of-town travellers route via Bristol Temple Meads then head toward Feeder Road. Event listings and local guides commonly reference this area as the practical entry point for getting to Prospect Building gigs.

Because this is a daytime start (14:00), it’s worth arriving early if you want smooth entry—especially if your ticket partner lists a last entry time.