April 2024
Kwasi, Moider Mother, The Tiny Dangers
From 8pm on the 19April at Space Academy, KWASI headline their first major show. You might know them from singles such as “Glide” and “Pulling Strings”. Join them and their friends Moider Mother and The Tiny Dangers. $10 from UTR or on the door. KWASI comprise RMF Thomas (Mad Frank) and James Robinson (notv). Their fusion yields fun, unpredictable tracks. Each tune feels like a cosmic adventure, blending infectious beats with dreamy melodies. KWASI defies genre, pushing boundaries with innovative…
Find out more »Bomb Dylan Takeover
Next up in our takeover series we welcome ‘03 ever present legend and Flux favourite Bomb Dylan along with his hot picks in support Bomb Dylan Takeover With Jimmy, MJ, Nu Cool Flux Friday 19th of April 8pm-1am Originally a vinyl drum n bass DJ, Ōtautahi born & bred Bomb Dylan has traversed many musical paths. He grew up on a solid diet of 80’s post punk bands like Joy Division, New Order & The Cure. He eventually…
Find out more »Hide Presents: Duskus
Hide is excited to announce master of 4x4 house Duskus. Hide Club | 172 St Asaph Street Friday 19th April | 10:00pm - 3:00am Support from: 2xm, Yams, Manifold Tickets are now on sale, scoop up and early bird before you miss out! Duskus: 26-year old British producer Duskus is a DJ, producer and multi-instrumentalist fast on-the-rise. He spent over a decade playing both piano and the guitar – first classical and later acoustic – after picking up his first…
Find out more »Al P and His P.A.L’s
Saturday 20 April 2024 is Fresh Hop Beerfest at Two Thumb on Manchester - and we've got Al P and his P.A.L's back for some live music from 2 - 5pm. Originally known as the Unknown Legends - a change in drummers has also meant a change in name! New drummer, Dawn Hendrikse joins Lucinda Whiteley on bass and vocals, Gordy Goodinson on lead guitar - while Al Park plays electric, acoustic guitar and sings. The repertoire consists of both…
Find out more »EVERY BRILLIANT THING
Step into a world where screens and algorithms fade into the background and experience the power of genuine connection in real time and space. Together, let’s craft something unforgettable. Over 80 minutes, Every Brilliant Thing brings together a group of strangers in a way that only live theatre can—reflecting what it is to be human in a shared and immediate experience. A seven-year old’s mother attempts to take her life, but what does a seven-year-old do to make sense of it and…
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