Review: Justice’s 2025 live show updates their past for the present moment

thefader.com:

Under the bank of lights that hover narrowly above their heads on stage at London’s Alexandra Palace, Justice’s Xavier de Rosnay and Gaspard Augé look like a pair of eccentric scientists working late into the night on a madcap experiment.

Tinkering away with their equipment, they create ornate formulas that result in seismic shifts. Their studious on-stage nature stands at odds with their dizzying blend of house and techno, with only their lab coats (two custom gold Celine jackets) giving away their status as entertainers.

For two decades the product of Justice’s laboratory has united club and festival audiences, and now, in 2025, they find themselves bigger than ever: winning Grammys, working with global superstars, and becoming a key reference point for a new generation of hedonistic thrill-seekers.

Underneath the lights is where the work of weaving their past with their present begins. Watching Justice recontextualise themselves feels familiar to those who have followed the pair’s career.