The fabulous Kero Kero Bonito play DIY Space for London!
Tickets available HERE.
Facebook event HERE.
Please note:
Open to members and their guests only. You can join at diyspaceforlondon.org’
From the moment Áine Cahill made her TV debut to millions in 2016, she was set for fame. Plucked from a pub stage at Glastonbury to perform live on the BBC’s festival coverage, before Coldplay’s set on the Sunday night, she mesmerised viewers who could scarcely believe that she wasn’t already a star. In fact, the then 21 year old was a naïve newcomer from a village in County Cavan, being managed by her postman.
This year will mostly be devoted to writing and releasing new material, although Áine continues to play live and a few festivals have been booked. She has been co-writing, but only on her own terms. “I’ve got here on my own songs,” she says. “I’m happy to have help and I won’t be a bitch, but I’ll never sing a song that isn’t me. I have to be myself.”
Forthcoming track Psycho is case in point. Produced with Courage, it’s a sassy, spectral beauty steeped in beats and strings.
Tickets on sale on now. Available HERE
Are you ready to enter the upside down again?
Due to phenomenal demand – second late show added for Kyle Dixon and Michael Stein to play their soundtrack to cult TV hit Stranger Things live.
Serving up a hearty slice of ’80s nostalgia, Stranger Things became the runaway TV hit of 2016, inviting viewers into the fictional town of Hawkins, Indiana. Dixon and Stein’s soundtrack – heavily indebted to the work of Jean-Michel Jarre and John Carpenter – is inseparable from the adventures of Eleven and the gang, with the feelings of childhood comradery and unsettling eeriness amplified by the synth-laden score. For this show the duo will perform music not only from the first series, but also from the just-released second series – for which they have added new elements and styles of compositions – alongside a supernatural neon light show.
Dixon and Stein are half of Austin based S U R V I V E, and won a Grammy Award for the work on Stranger Things series one. The show is the brainchild of the Duffer Brothers and stars Winona Ryder – the much anticipated second series was released on the 27 October.
Tickets on sale Friday at 10am.
Tickets available HERE.
Enter The Upside Down as Kyle Dixon and Michael Stein play their soundtrack to cult TV hit Stranger Things live.
Serving up a hearty slice of ’80s nostalgia, Stranger Things became the runaway TV hit of 2016, inviting viewers into the fictional town of Hawkins, Indiana. Dixon and Stein’s soundtrack – heavily indebted to the work of Jean-Michel Jarre and John Carpenter – is inseparable from the adventures of Eleven and the gang, with the feelings of childhood comradery and unsettling eeriness amplified by the synth-laden score. For tonight’s show the duo will perform music not only from the first series, but also from the just-released second series – for which they have added new elements and styles of compositions – alongside a supernatural neon light show.
Dixon and Stein are half of Austin based S U R V I V E, and won two Grammy Awards for the work on Stranger Things series one. The show is the brainchild of the Duffer Brothers and stars Winona Ryder – the much anticipated second series is released on the 27 October.
Stage design and a light show developed by Berlin-based visual artist MFO, performed by Theresa Baumgartner.
SOLD OUT
After selling out KOKO, we’re excited to announce Declan McKenna’s biggest headline show yet. He plays O2 Forum Kentish Town in April
We are excited to welcome the wonderful Eleanor Friedberger to the Moth Club Stage.
Tickets on sale NOW
Noah Benjamin Lennox also known by his moniker Panda Bear, is an American musician, singer-songwriter and co-founding member of Animal Collective. We’re thrilled to announce he is back after 2015’s Panda Bear meets the Grim Reeper record and plays a very special show at Village Underground.
Tickets available HERE
EYOE and Convergence Present Charlotte Gainsbourg.
From the first steps to the first words, to the first kisses … Life is made of first times that lead to a series of last times, Charlotte Gainsbourg speaks about herself in her latest album Rest. Uncompromising self portrait, acclaimed by the international press, as one of 2017 best albums (Pitchfork, The Guardian, The Independent, Les Inrockuptibles…). The album is produced by SebastiAn, from the label Ed Banger, his background in electronic music accorded with Charlotte’s desire for a sound with a disquieting, mechanistic edge. After having been surrounded in the past by Beck’s musicians, on Coachella’s stage and around the world, and then Connan Mockasin a few years later, Charlotte Gainsbourg is back on stage.
As part of Convergence Festival 2018.
After selling out XOYO and Village Underground – we are ecstatic to announce Vessels will bring their amazing live show to Oval Space.
Tickets available HERE
Eat Your Own Ears and Communion are proud to present the always brilliant Rae Morris at Heaven on Wednesday 28 March!
Tickets go on sale on Friday 8 December at 10am.
Django Django are back, armed with a new album and are heading to Printworks with an exciting new live show in March 2018!
Django Django’s new album – Marble Skies – a follow-up to their 2015 sophomore effort, ‘Born Under Saturn’ is due out in January. First track Tick Tac Toe is already a favourite of ours and we can’t wait to hear the rest.
Tickets onsale – HERE