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Dissidences*. Sound, voice, word. — Dissidences*. Sound, voice, word. Poetesses and/or poets, singers, performers, gather in a semi circle around a music improviser. Reading, reciting, singing or babbling. Spontaneity and dissidence are the rules. Spontaneity and dissidence will be the basis … Continue reading →

Doors 7.30 | music 8pm | £13 / £10 concession | advance tickets https://wegottickets.com/f/20390 At this special concert, join London-based saxophonist and composer Sam Norris as he celebrates the release of Wood/Gold, the first volume of his solo saxophone work, on Jonny … Continue reading →

Live quartet improvisation: Daniel Sonabend – double bass Catherine Pluygers – oboe John Trice – guitar Douglas Benford – tenor recorder / objects Doors 3.30 | music 4pm | £10 cash Daniel Sonabend is a London-based composer, producer and sound … Continue reading →

A Bigger MOUTH are Gabriel Keen (keyboard), Steve Noble (percussion), Marcio Mattos (double bass), Paul Taylor (trombone), Mike Walter (saxophone & synthesiser) and Pascal Marzan (microtonal ten string guitar) Doors 6:30 | music 7pm | £10 cash on the door Special guests Σύν are a scintillating experimental Guitar duo from France. … Continue reading →

Duo 1: Marcio Mattos (double bass) & Steve Noble (percussion) Duo 2: Alex Ward (clarinet) & Steve Noble (percussion) Doors 3.30 | music 4pm | £10 cash   Steve Noble is London’s leading drummer, a fearless and constantly inventive improviser whose super-precise, ultra-propulsive and hyper-detailed … Continue reading →

The Tunnel are a group of artists, performers and poets who are based in London. Several times a year we have a themed exhibition in various venues in London. All My precious Madness is a multidisciplinary exhibition, drawing inspiration from … Continue reading →

Sonomateca : An afternoon dedicated to polychronic cultures and celebrating Emmanuelle Waeckerlé’s new CD release. With contributions by Marjolaine Charbin, Caroline Kraabel, Edward Lucas, Vanessa Mirza, Artur Vidal, Emmanuelle Waeckerlé and Finty Woolf. 3pm- 6pm | suggested donation: £10 cash … Continue reading →

For the very first time the 2026 European Poetry Festival will feature a night celebrating one of the continent’s most considerable poetic nations, Poland. Featuring Polish poets both residing and writing in the UK and those visiting from Poland, and … Continue reading →

Doors 3pm | music 4pm | Entry £5 /£10 Cos Chapman plays music and makes odd sounds using electronics and found objects, self-made acoustic and electronic instruments. Playing solo he uses contact microphones, guitar pickups and electronics processed through effects … Continue reading →

Three brilliant contemporary Swiss poets visit London to present new live works, made for the night, with British counterparts. This will be a celebration of literary collaboration and dynamic, poetic performance, with the Swiss poets and their collaborators joined by … Continue reading →

Danny Kamins is an improvising saxophonist/bass clarinetist based out of Houston, TX, specializing in jazz and avant garde music. He also runs the jazz program at Rice University. Musicians he has performed/recorded with include Alexander Von Schlippenbach, Vinny Golia, Jeb … Continue reading →

TONY OXLEY (1938 – 2023) is admired the world over as an extremely influential improvising drummer, band leader and educator. In addition to his drumming legacy, Oxley was also a prolific and very accomplished abstract-figurative painter. Visual art was an … Continue reading →

Hear sounds of Zadar’s Sea Organ through the lens of clarinet in Michelle Hromin‘s WIP performance on Friday 12 June. As part of a new project funded by Arts Council England’s Developing Your Creative Practice fund, Michelle will be testing … Continue reading →

Gabriel Keen : Keyboard Steve Noble : Percussion Marcio Mattos : Double Bass Paul Taylor : Trombone Mike Walter : Saxophone & Synthesiser Pascal Marzan : Guitar Doors 6:30 | music 7pm | £10 cash on the door

After our dear artist & friend Jazmin Velasco left us in 2021, her husband and comrade Colin Moore embraced the loss with a project: to compile, select and present a greatly deserved book covering Jazmin’s extensive and suddenly interrupted art … Continue reading →