2022 03 05 Songs in the Key of London, curated by Chris Difford & Nihal Arthanayake
Posted: 06 Mar 2022, 06:48
Songs in the Key of London
Curated by Chris Difford & Nihal Arthanayake
Sat 5 Mar 2022, 20:00,Barbican Hall
An homage to London through song, co-curated by songwriter Chris Difford of Squeeze and DJ and presenter Nihal Arthanayake to celebrate the Barbican’s 40th Anniversary weekend.
From the bustle of the music halls to the riot of punk, through lovers’ rock and grime; the life and times of the capital have long been immortalised in the records we love – its places and spaces, histories and communities celebrated, commiserated and eulogised. First commissioned by Barbican in 2010, this special project is reprised to coincide with the Barbican’s 40th Anniversary weekend.
Along with musical directors Kate St John and Neill MacColl, we bring together musicians of the old school and new on one stage, including Brett Anderson, Marc Almond, Harry Enfield, Zara McFarlane, Nadine Shah, Graham Gouldman, Ruby Turner, Emmy the Great, Kathryn Williams, Ayanna Witter-Johnson, Matt Deighton, Sarah Cracknell and Debsey Wykes of Saint Etienne, Louise Marshall and her choir, Boo Hewerdine, Komal, Kerrica Kendall and Simran Uppal.
https://www.barbican.org.uk/whats-on/20 ... xvEBt8gZcw
Curated by Chris Difford & Nihal Arthanayake
Sat 5 Mar 2022, 20:00,Barbican Hall
An homage to London through song, co-curated by songwriter Chris Difford of Squeeze and DJ and presenter Nihal Arthanayake to celebrate the Barbican’s 40th Anniversary weekend.
From the bustle of the music halls to the riot of punk, through lovers’ rock and grime; the life and times of the capital have long been immortalised in the records we love – its places and spaces, histories and communities celebrated, commiserated and eulogised. First commissioned by Barbican in 2010, this special project is reprised to coincide with the Barbican’s 40th Anniversary weekend.
Along with musical directors Kate St John and Neill MacColl, we bring together musicians of the old school and new on one stage, including Brett Anderson, Marc Almond, Harry Enfield, Zara McFarlane, Nadine Shah, Graham Gouldman, Ruby Turner, Emmy the Great, Kathryn Williams, Ayanna Witter-Johnson, Matt Deighton, Sarah Cracknell and Debsey Wykes of Saint Etienne, Louise Marshall and her choir, Boo Hewerdine, Komal, Kerrica Kendall and Simran Uppal.
https://www.barbican.org.uk/whats-on/20 ... xvEBt8gZcw