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Rich Mix

Rich Mix, based in Shoreditch, has a three screen cinema and a range of performance spaces. It is a charity and social enterprise which provides a large number of free event tickets and surpluses are used to support local education, arts and community activities. Based in a 62,000 sq ft former leather factory, it occupies five floors and is home to over 20 creative organisation alongside the cinema and event spaces.

What's On @ Rich Mix

Pye Corner Audio

Pye Corner Audio

23 Sept 2025 - 27 Sept 2025

The moody, retro-futuristic project of Martin Jenkins, Pye Corner Audio evokes the mystery of the BBC Radiophonic Workshop and as well as the electro of Drexcyia and classic Detroit techno.
Warrington-Runcorn New Town Development Plan
Created by Gordon Chapman-Fox, the Warrington-Runcorn New Town Development Plan is a musical project that explores this history and its reverberations today. Looking backward and forward, Chapman-Fox explores the artistic traces of this modernist architecture's lingering hauntology.
Loscil + Marconi Union

Loscil + Marconi Union

16 Sept 2025 - 16 Sept 2025

Scott Morgan is a composer, sound designer and multimedia artist living in Vancouver, BC, Canada. Morgan’s dual background in Vancouver’s independent music scene and academic composition studies at Simon Fraser University culminated in the creation of his Loscil project in the late 1990s. With Loscil, Morgan explores the marriage of electronic and acoustic instrumentation to create “…stark landscapes that are evocative, earthly, anything but abstract, and so much more than merely ‘ambient’.” (The Quietus). + Marconi Union
Orions Belte

Orions Belte

3 Dec 2025 - 6 Dec 2025

There are some places and moments that tie people together forever, whether it be a place, a song or something you can't quite define through words. The origins of Orions Belte stemmed from one of those mystical moments in time, which spawned a lasting creative connection. The first time all three members Øyvind, Chris and Kim met up to work on ideas they ended up recording their entire first album over a weekend together. Orions Belte uses the band as a platform to explore different aspects of what an instrumental band can be resulting in everything from separate solo albums, live recordings from digital streams in the Norwegian nature, EP’s containing eccentric covers to studio albums that create soundscapes that pull you in and draw out emotions in ways that only they know how. Their strong connection inspires them to write music that feels natural and authentic, focusing on strong melodies and grooves resonating with their worldwide fanbase.
Širom + Rún

Širom + Rún

15 Nov 2025 - 15 Nov 2025

Širom is a mystical entity self-described as an "imaginary folk" act. They are currently one of the most internationally visible Slovenian bands, regularly touring Europe and beyond. Consisting of three self-taught musicians and experienced improvisers, their acoustic music ingeniously connects the dots between past and present, and takes inspiration from the realms of avant-folk, free improvisation and various global music traditions. The trio employs various techniques, practices and more than a dozen instruments, taking reference from vast libraries of ancient, new and made up sounds. With their imagination completely off the leash, Širom conjure some of the most thrilling and mysterious music of the moment. Their fourth album The Liquified Throne Of Simplicity received glowing reviews from various music media platforms and solidified their position as one of the most unique Slovenian post-independence bands. Rún are an experimental Irish trio that blend folk, synth, drone, noise, and heavy grooves into a dark, ethereal, and transcendent mix of long-form explorations and vignettes that can be heard on their forthcoming, Rocket Recordings released self-titled debut. After three years of improvised live performances across Ireland, the eight tracks found on Rún’s album captures their most intense dives into psychedelic despair, punctuated by moments of ecstatic, luminous yearning. Presented by Baba Yaga's Hut This is an 18+ event
Deaf Rave Day Festival

Deaf Rave Day Festival

4 Oct 2025 - 4 Oct 2025

With performances from MC Geezer, DJ Jeffo, Sophie Byers, Miriam Dubois, Deaf Mimo, Diamond, Jino, Geeraii, Deaf Chef and many many more...
Park Jiha (part Of K-music Festival)

Park Jiha (part Of K-music Festival)

22 Oct 2025 - 22 Oct 2025

Acclaimed composer and multi-instrumentalist Park Jiha returns with her latest album All Living Things - a radiant sonic meditation on the textures, rhythms, and quiet power of the living world. At the K-Music Festival, Park showcases her mastery of traditional Korean instruments: the piri (a double-reed bamboo oboe), saenghwang (a free-reed mouth organ), and yanggeum (a hammered dulcimer). These are intricately woven together with contemporary sonics and electronnics, with deeply personal compositions. The result is a soundscape that defies genre at once post-classical, ambient, and cinematic, yet entirely her own. ★★★★★ ‘Music like no other music.’ Musikexpress ★★★★ ‘From ambient warmth and playful melody to brittle, bone-rattling tension’ The Guardian ★★★★ ‘The result is serene, luminous, and utterly gorgeous’ Songlines Since debuting with Communion in 2018, Park has released Philos (2019), The Gleam (2022), and All Living Things (2025) on Tak:til / Glitterbeat Records, exploring sound as a form of breathing. Her work includes a BBC-recorded collaboration with poet Roy Claire Potter and her film scoring debut for Garth Davis' Foe (2023), showcasing her cinematic sensibilities and evolving soundscapes. This concert is a part of K-Music Festival https://kccuk.org.uk/en/programmes/kmusicfestival2025/ Presented by Rich Mix. This is an 18+ event
Natural Information Society

Natural Information Society

28 Oct 2025 - 28 Oct 2025

Baba Yaga's Hut Presents: Natural Information Society Natural Information Society (NIS) is a band led by composer & multi-instrumentalist Joshua Abrams. The group’s music is grounded in Abrams’ hypnotic & interwoven writing. Performing with Lisa Alvarado’s free hanging paintings as mobile sets, NIS create environments at once meditative & propulsive. NIS navigates forms that emphasize simultaneous differences, rhythm & collective listening. The group has released seven records, including recent descension (Out of Our Constrictions) 2021 and 2023 Since Time is Gravity for eremite records. NIS tours as a quartet with Abrams on guimbri, Alvarado on harmonium, Mikel Patrick Avery on drums & Jason Stein on bass clarinet, occasionally appearing in larger formations & with guests. Outside of NIS Abrams has played & recorded with a broad range of artists including Fred Anderson, Bonnie “Prince” Billy, Nicole Mitchell & The Roots. He has composed scores to ten feature films including the Oscar nominated Abacus: Small Enough to Jail. Abrams was a recipient of the Foundation for Contemporary Arts 2018 Grants to Artists award. Presented by Rich Mix. This is an 18+ event
Sanam (Beirut)

Sanam (Beirut)

30 Nov 2025 - 5 Dec 2025

SANAM is a Beirut-based sextet that merges psych/kraut, improv/skronk, electronics, goth, and jazz elements with traditional Egyptian song and modern Arabic poetry in a compelling brew of widescreen hybrid avant-rock. Emerging from Beirut’s fiercely creative independent scene, the group features Sandy Chamoun (vocals), Antonio Hajj (bass), Farah Kaddour (buzuq), Anthony Sahyoun (guitar, synth), Pascal Semerdjian (drums), and Marwan Tohme (guitars)-each an accomplished musician in their own right, with ties to influential Lebanese acts like Kinematik, Postcards, Al Rahel al Kabir, and Oviid. Formed following an invitation to collaborate with Hans Joachim Irmler (of German krautrock legends Faust) at the Irtijal Festival in 2021, the band solidified its identity during a recording residency in rural Lebanon amid national turmoil. SANAM captured its debut album Aykathani Malakon entirely live, forgoing overdubs, embracing improvisation and musical friction to create an immersive and otherworldly sonic landscape. With haunting vocals, deeply textured instrumental layers, and texts by Egyptian composer Sayyid Darwish and contemporary Lebanese poets Bassem Hajjar and Paul Shaoul, the album channels the urgency, mysticism, and emotional upheaval of contemporary life in Lebanon and the region. Mixed by Radwan Ghazi Moumneh (Jerusalem in My Heart) and mastered by Heba Kadry, the debut album was released in June 2023 by UK label Mais Um Discos, garnering notable critical acclaim from The Guardian, The Wire, BBC Radio 6 (from both Gilles Peterson and Tom Ravenscroft) and Bandcamp Daily. SANAM brought its live show to Europe for select engagements in 2023-2024, including festival appearances at Le Guess Who?, Feeërieën, and End of the Road and recorded a live album at London’s Café Oto, released on limited edition cassette by Mais Um Discos, capturing the raw and transcendent energy of the band’s performances. SANAM made its first trip to North America in June 2025 with a string of festival appearances in Canada, including Sled Island, Everyseeker, and Suoni Per Il Popolo, followed by European festival dates in July, including Roskilde. The band will release their sophomore album with renowned Canadian experimental label Constellation in September 2025, promising a deeper dive into their boundary-defying synthesis of folklore, feedback, and freeform fervor. Brudenell Presents... This is a 14+ event (Under 18s to be accompanied by an adult)
Loud Women Fest: London 2025

Loud Women Fest: London 2025

6 Sept 2025 - 6 Sept 2025

LOUD WOMEN Fest London is a global showcase of the very best new female and non-binary talent rising up from the grassroots and alternative music scene. 2025 is the 10th anniversary of LOUD WOMEN, so you can expect our annual festival in London to be bigger and better than ever before! LOUD WOMEN in the Press: NME called LOUD WOMEN Fest “the antidote to male-heavy festival lineups.” Kerrang! wrote, “If you’ve ever looked at a festival lineup and wondered where all the women are, they’re playing LOUD WOMEN Fest.” Presented by Rich Mix. This is an all ages event.
Pharmakon

Pharmakon

16 Nov 2025 - 16 Nov 2025

Margaret Chardiet is an interdisciplinary sound artist born and based in New York City. Raised by underground musicians and artists, Margaret was surrounded by a collective of the city’s impassioned, cultural detritus. Instead of following a path of higher education, she began the experimental project Pharmakon in 2006, at the age of 16. Pharmakon as a project, entity, and process, has evolved and exists in true protean form, developing alongside (or more so within) Margaret’s personal experience and auto-didactic philosophies. Her work as a whole is a forced self-possession, a celebration of ferality and viscereality, which performatively abandons a society that has never accepted anything it couldn’t also exploit. Chardiet uses electronic synthesis as a tool to transfer this self-possession physiologically and intra-spatially into the bodies of their audience. Timbre becomes temper. Ferality, a social contagion or biorhythm. Margaret has also played in numerous punk groups that extend out to a greater international D.I.Y. music community, and has composed score and original music for the films Transfiguration (2017), and Sound of Metal (2019). Presented by Rich Mix. This is an 18+ event

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