Line-up
Once again, technological pioneers and musical innovators past and present take over Southbank Centre for a series of concerts, talks and strange collaborations that could happen nowhere else including performances of the complete works of the French composer Edgard Varèse over one weekend and the world premiere of Henryk Górecki's Symphony No. 4 by The London Philharmonic Orchestra who also play music by Turnage, and Glass with conductor Marin Alsop.Fri 16 April - Edgard Varèse, 360 Degrees (Queen Elizabeth Hall)
Fri 16 April - Stereo MC's vs The Bays, + The Herbaliser + Tom Middleton (Royal Festival Hall)
Sat 17 April - Glass, Gorecki And Turnage (Royal Festival Hall)
Sun 18 April - Edgard Varèse, 360 Degrees (Queen Elizabeth Hall)
Mon 19 April - Lou Reed's Metal Machine Trio (Royal Festival Hall)
Tue 20 April - Gil Scott-Heron, Speech Debelle (Royal Festival Hall) - CANCELLED
Wed 21 April - Broadcast, Micachu & The Shapes, Oliver Coates (Queen Elizabeth Hall)
Thu 22 April - Health, Chrome Hoof, Andrew Weatherall, Zun Zun Egui (Queen Elizabeth Hall)
Fri 23 April - Polar Bear (The Front Room)
Fri 23 April - Chris Cunningham, Beak + Tom Jenkinson (Royal Festival Hall)
Fri 23 April - To Rococo Rot + Hans Joachim Irmler (Faust) + Gudrun Gut & AGF + Vladislav Delay + Thomas Fehlmann (Queen Elizabeth Hall)
Sat 24 April - Will Dutta, Plaid, Max De Wardener, John Richards (Purcell Room)
Sat 24 April - Gil Scott-Heron (Royal Festival Hall)
Sat 24 April - Tanya Tagaq + Bishi + Sisters of Transistors (Queen Elizabeth Hall) - CANCELLED
Tickets
Ticket prices vary depending on event.To buy tickets for Queen Elizabeth Hall events, click here.
To buy tickets for Royal Festival Hall events, click here.
To buy tickets for other events, click here.
An installation of music-making machines - including a new piece by Felix Thorn, aka Felix's Machines - will be the main venue to host an extensive free events programme.
More information will be here when available.
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