The duo reunited on stage as part of the historic UNESCO World Heritage open-air series.
Moby brought out collaborator Jacob Lusk to perform his 2000 hit ‘Natural Blues’ at London’s historic Old Royal Navy College this past weekend.
The US producer performed at the UNESCO World Heritage site in Greenwich on Saturday (15th August) as part of Labyrinth’s On The Thames open-air series.
American singer Jacob Lusk, who recently collaborated with Moby on a 2026 rework of ‘When It’s Cold Outside I’d Like To Die’, joined him on stage to perform live vocals on ‘Natural Blues’, which samples Alabama folk singer Vera Hall’s 1937 recording ‘Trouble So Hard’.
The duo also performed Moby’s 1999 track ‘Porcelain’ together.
Watch clips of Moby and Jacob Lusk at the Old Royal Naval College below.
The performance follows the duo’s rendition of ‘Natural Blues’ at Coachella 2026 in April, where the pair debuted the song’s updated live arrangement. Watch footage from that performance here.
Moby’s ‘When It’s Cold Outside I’d Like To Die’ experienced renewed attention after featuring in Stranger Things, echoing the resurgence of Kate Bush’s ‘Running Up That Hill’ following its appearance in the same season.
The Moby track subsequently returned for the show’s fifth and final season in 2025, with Moby releasing a new version featuring Jacob Lusk in January 2026.
Moby recently returned to Brighton Beach for his first show there since 2002, performing as part of On The Beach festival in July.
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