LEAF 2015

Friday 6th to Saturday 7th March 2015
Tobacco Dock, Wapping, Greater London, E1W 2SF , England MAP
from £19.50 to £29.50

Daily capacity: 1,000

Last updated: Thu 22nd Jan 2015

After the first year in 2013 LEAF (London electronic arts festival) returns to Tobacco Dock, Wapping, in London from Friday 6th and Saturday 7th March 2015.

Line-up

Friday night concert: Modeselektor (live), 808 State performing Ninety in full, Kate Simko & The London Electronic Orchestra

LEAF Club Saturday: Anja Schnieder, Chris Liebing, DJ Harvey, Luciano, Modeselektor (DJ Set), Pan-Pot, Sasha, Tale Of Us, with support from BEC, Clint Stewart, Enzo Tedeschi, Stefan Hinz (Live) + more to be announced

LEAF Conversations on Friday Daytime: Bertie Cole and Pip Rush (of giant spider creators Arcadia), Nile Rodgers: Undemoderated / Uncensored / Unlimited, The Rise and Rise of Black Butter Records, The Rob Da Bank Interview: DJ Harvey, ELAM (East London Academy of Music Explained) Charlie + Will Kennard from Chase & Status, B Traits: State of Mind, Meet Team RAM Records, 808 State's Graham Massey interviewed by Modeselektor, Point Blank Music College: Performance masterclasses, and The Ambient Revival - moderated by Joe Muggs featuring panellists Mica Levi aka Micachu, Mr Mitch, Mixmaster Morris, and Mira Calix. Also, Laura Jones: Overcoming Obstacles (Life as a Touring DJ with Limited Vision) .

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Ticket prices vary from £19.50 to £29.50.

More info

The two-day cultural celebration of electronic live music performances, parties, installations, masterclasses, screenings and conversations will host a combination of talks by key artists and industry icons, demonstrations of the latest technology and showcases, live performances and DJs.

LEAF 2015 will centre around Tobacco Dock but there will be additional off site events in some of London’s key nightlife locations.

Beats On Film the film programme curated and presented by LEAF, Branchage Film Festival and Time Out will take place at Whitechapel’s Genesis Cinema.

For the younger generation, LEAF will be hosting 'Big Fish Little Fish' the Children’s Interactive Electronic Music and Visual Art Area, a room for families to interact with electronic arts. Both aural and visual art will be explored through interactive light projections of Cariad Interactive, as well as a synthesiser workshop brought by Korg.

More information will be here when available.