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The Music Of Genesis
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The Music Of Genesis

BACK IN GERMANY, IN 2009, ELMAR FERNER, JOCHEN PIETSCH, NIKLAS TURMANN, MICHAEL SCHUGARDT AND MOMME BOE WERE STUDENTS AT HANNOVER’S RENOWNED UNIVERSITY OF MUSIC, DRAMA AND MEDIA. AS PART OF THEIR GRADUATION, THEY PLAYED TWO CONCERTS FEATURING THE MUSIC OF GENESIS AND PHIL COLLINS. THEY CALLED THE BAND ‘THE FARM,’ NAMED AFTER THE RECORDING STUDIO IN SURRY, UK, THAT GENESIS HAD BUILT. THE CONCERTS SOLD OUT IMMEDIATELY, WERE VERY WELL RECEIVED AND FOR POSTERITY, FILMED AND POSTED TO YOUTUBE. TO THEIR SURPRISE, THERE WAS AN OVERWHELMING RESPONSE FROM GENESIS AND PHIL COLLINS FANS ALL OVER THE WORLD, MOSTLY COMMENTING ON HOW MUCH LIKE THE ORIGINAL BAND THEY SOUNDED AND ASKING WHEN THEY MIGHT GO ON TOUR?! HIGH PRAISE INDEED AND SURELY A POTENTIAL OPPORTUNITY………. HOWEVER, THIS RESPONSE HAD NOT, NOR COULD NOT HAVE BEEN ANTICIPATED. EVERYONE ALREADY HAD PLANS FOR THE FUTURE. WHILST IT WAS A FANTASTIC END TO THEIR STUDENT DAYS, THE FARM GATES SHUT ALMOST AS QUICKLY AS THEY HAD OPENED. IT WOULD BE WELL OVER A DECADE BEFORE THEY WOULD GET BACK TOGETHER AGAIN……… IN EARLY 2019, A PRODUCER WITH A DEEP PASSION FOR AND KNOWLEDGE OF THE ORIGINAL BAND, HAD BEEN LOOKING TO PUT TOGETHER THE ULTIMATE GENESIS TRIBUTE FOR MANY YEARS. NOTHING CAME CLOSE IN THE MARKETPLACE. HE HAPPENED ACROSS THE FARM CONCERTS ON YOU TUBE AND WAS IMMEDIATLEY IMPRESSED.

Fri 17 Apr18:00Arts Club
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Pressplay Presents Archie Hamilton & Dr Banana
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Pressplay Presents Archie Hamilton & Dr Banana

PRESS PLAY - 3 YEAR BIRTHDAY Press Play celebrates 3 years of parties with a special birthday edition, marking the journey so far with a line-up that reflects the sound, energy and identity of the brand. To mark the occasion, we welcome two standout headliners. Archie HamiltonArchie Hamilton is one of the most respected artists in modern underground house and techno, recognised as an early originator of a new European minimal sound. His productions and DJ sets are defined by rugged basslines, stripped-back grooves and ethereal atmospherics, a signature style that has become firmly embedded in club culture worldwide. Now one of the most in-demand touring DJs in the scene, Archie has played across the globe - from closing the Space Terrace at Miami Music Week, to a full summer schedule in Ibiza at Circoloco, Music On, Solid Grooves and Paradise, as well as major international festivals including Sunwaves, Caprices, Kappa Futur, Creamfields and Awakenings. His sound is firmly rooted in the dancefloor, refined through years of consistency, innovation and technical precision. Dr BananaA record connoisseur, label boss and highly respected selector, Dr Banana is known for his light-hearted, left-field approach and deep, unpredictable record bags.

Fri 17 Apr22:00Arts Club
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Sekou
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Sekou

+ Support from: Mulaa Joans Hailing from Leicester, rising superstar Sekou burst onto the music scene in 2023. He soon landed a deal with Island Records and NWS, and within months of his debut release, momentum skyrocketed. Sekou became the youngest BRIT nominee with a ‘Rising Star’ nomination, was shortlisted for BBC’s Sound Of 2024 poll, made his TV debut on Jools Holland, performed at Glastonbury, and was invited to sit front row and attend major Fashion Houses shows and events including Valentino and Louboutin. Sekou has since continued to make a name for himself amongst some of the biggest players in the industry, having appeared on Central Cee’s ‘Limitless’, Kevin Abstract’s ‘Text Me’, and Justin Bieber’s ‘Too Long’. Sekou now steps into a new chapter. His new single ‘Catching Bodies’ demonstrating a playful, feel-good take on modern dating culture, and offers a taste of what is to come. He has found his musical identity and a sound that authentically represents him, highlighted in his forthcoming mixtape ‘In A World We Don’t Belong’, a collection of music which firms his stamp to the world on who he is as an artist and more importantly who he’s always been as a person.

Sun 19 Apr18:00Arts Club
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Creeper
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Creeper

CREEPER’s ‘Sanguivore’ proved to be their most career defining album to date, propelling them to their biggest headline show at the OVO Wembley Arena. Their new album ‘SANGUIVORE II: MISTRESS OF DEATH’ which will be released on Halloween (Oct 31st) goes deeper into that narrative. After enamouring devotees and newcomers alike with the double shot of tracks ‘Headstones’ and ‘Blood Magick (It’s A Ritual)’, CREEPER continue to cast a spell of anticipation with the new single ‘Prey For The Night’. Throwback darkwave synth stabs flail into the darkness as ‘Prey For The Night’ gets underway, with William von Ghould’s sinister baritone setting the scene. From there it becomes a characteristically lavish and larger-than-life sound, blending classic ‘80s hard rock riffage, a searing Steinman-esque chorus, theatrical vocal interplay with keyboardist Hannah Greenwood and a blast of saxophone. Even the title is possessed by a devilishly dark double meaning. CREEPER’s ambition is to always go bigger, grander and more unpredictable than before – and that’s what they’veachieved with ‘SANGUIVORE II: MISTRESS OF DEATH’. The story follows a British rock band immersed in the decadence of an American tour at the height of the Satanic Panic of the ‘80s. Yet each stop leaves fresh decay in the shape of a mysterious trail of deceased fans. The world is quick to lay blame at the bloodied hands of the band, but there’s more to this story than is first apparent...

Fri 24 Apr18:00Arts Club
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Billy Lockett
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Billy Lockett

Hello I’m Billy Lockett. I’m a piano man. I grew up in a small town in the UK called Northampton with my crazy hippy dad. He encouraged me to have a career in music. After a few years things started to happen, I was playlisted on Radio 1 and went on tour supporting Birdy, Lana del Rey and KT Tunstall. Dad died. I stopped everything and came back home. Went off the rails a bit. Got a cat. Spent the next 2 years in thecellar of my dad’s house writing songs. Grew an afro accidentally. Moved to probably the smallest room in London. Played every open mic night in the city for a year. Sold out my firstheadline show. Got signed. Cut afro off. Spent another 2 years writing. Went off the rails again. Got help. Performedon Made In Chelsea as Josh’s baby shower gift to Binky…. obviously. Toured with Lewis Capaldi and Electric Light Orchestra. Put my own tour on sale. Sold it out. Blew my mind. Broke upwith my record label. Broke up with my Girlfriend…. well… she dumped me… (on WhatsApp!). Broke my heart. Moved back to my dad’s old house (with cat). Wrote and recorded an EP called Reset. Became mates with JamesCorden. Performed live on the Late Late Show. Got new managers. Wrote, recorded, performed and self-released amodern classical piano-only album. It charted and got played on Classic FM. At the same time a DnB track I sang onwas getting played on Radio 1. Made History as the first artist to do that. Put Reflections EP together. Loved every song. Felt empowered.

Thu 7 May18:00Arts Club
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Wasia Project
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Wasia Project

Formed in 2019, Wasia Project’s mixed British-Asian heritage and classical training have inspired them to have a global approach to pop, which dynamically melds styles and influences that cut across genre lines — and even entire hemispheres of musical tradition. The duo’s dedicated and dialled in audience has snowballed over the last few years. 2022’s debut EP ‘how can I pretend?’ featured their breakout hit ‘ur so pretty’, and was followed by a series of dewy-eyed standalone singles such as live-favourite ‘Petals on the Moon’. They gestured at a cooler sonic palette on transitional EP ‘Isotope’, released in 2024 and accompanied by a beautiful short film. Wasia Project’s touring activity has further built a legion of loyal fans and will continue in 2026, starting with a performance at Radio 1 Big Weekend on Saturday 23rd May. Their 2024 UK headline tour sold out in minutes, and their debut US tour supporting Laufey was followed by sold-out headline shows in Los Angeles and New York. The band have been championed by the likes of British Vogue, The Guardian, NPR, GQ, DIY and Rolling Stone, and they’ve graced the covers ofNME, BRICKS, Dork and Notion. In this series of intimate shows, the band will be showcasing new music live for the very first time.

Fri 8 May18:00Arts Club
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