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Working Men's Club
Monday 29th March at The FIghting Cocks, 8:00pm
PLEASE NOTE: date is subject to change pending government / NIHP guidance around the coronavirus outbreak.
If this event is postponed, we will let you know - please do not contact us until a rescheduled date is announced. Once announced, if you cannot make the rescheduled date refunds will be available.
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Celebrating the release of their new, self-titled album, Working Men's Club visit Kingston to play at The Fighting Cocks.
A rumble on the horizon. Gritted teeth, nuclear fizz and fissured rock. A dab of pill dust from a linty pocket before it hits: the atom split, pool table overturned, pint glass smashed — valley fever breaking with the clouds as the inertia of small town life is well and truly disrupted. Here to bust out of Doledrum, clad in a t-shirt that screams SOCIALISM and armed with drum machine, synth, pedal and icy stare are Working Men’s Club, and their self-titled debut album.
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Times TBC but we expect doors at 8:00pm with Working Men's Club on stage at 9:00pm
CD/ticket is £14 post-paid, and other formats and combos will be available.
The Fighting Cocks is at 56 Old London Road, Kingston, KT2 6QA
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Dizzee Rascal
Friday 5th March at Pryzm, 7:00pm
PLEASE NOTE: date is subject to change pending government / NIHP guidance around the coronavirus outbreak.
If this event is postponed, we will let you know - please do not contact us until a rescheduled date is announced. Once announced, if you cannot make the rescheduled date refunds will be available.
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To celebrate the release of his seventh full length album titled E3 AF, the all-round, boundary-breaking artist Dizzee Rascal return to Kingston to play at Pryzm.
This new release marks the genesis of a new era for Dizzee and is the first album wholly written, recorded and produced in the UK in over a decade. ‘E3 AF’ is a 10-track layered, purposeful statement of intent, rooted in Dizzee’s inedible ties to both east London and Black British music’s legacy. He sound is sharper, stronger and more self assured than ever, and it is obvious that he has poured the creative energy of the past few years into ‘E3 AF’ as a body of work. First single, L.L.L.L (Love Life Live Large), features Tottenham born MC Chip and kicks open the door with the force of a steel toe capped boot. Chip, adds another thwack of bravado to the rumbling, Dizzee- produced beat. ‘E3 AF’ confirms Dizzee’s status as an artist still very much in his prime, sonically it draws on the infectious pace of grime and resolutely forward-thinking UK rap. From one song to the next, you are taken on a journey through Black British musical excellence. Ice-cold UK drill drips on Smoke Boys-featuring ‘Act Like You Know’ (produced by MK the Plug) and Eastside pulses with pure grime courtesy of Chubby Dreadz and Platinum 45. Self-produced opener ‘God Knows’ (featuring P Money) and high-octane ‘You Don’t Know’ pull from dubstep, grime and drum ‘n’ bass while threatening to wreak havoc with your speakers. By the time Alicai Harley’s warm up vocals float over sunny syths on the deeply personal ‘Energies + Powers’ (produced by Steel Banglez), the album practically radiates heat. Dizzee Rascal is a unique artist that has inspired many for multiple generations. From his 2003 debut album release, the Mercury Prize winning ‘Boy In The Corner’ to date, Dizzee has continued to push expectations and boundaries. He is British musical royalty. Every album that followed stacked up another marker of success. Between 2004 and 2017 all album releases blasted firmly into the Top 10 Official album chart, won awards, critical acclaim and amassed Dizzee a huge following of devoted fans.
‘E3 AF’ is set to confirm Dizzee Rascal’s status as the master at the top of his game.
Times TBC but we expect doors at 7:00pm with Dizzee Rascal on stage at 8:00pm
CD/ticket is £16 post-paid, and other formats and combos will be available.
Pryzm is all ages for this show - under 14s must be accompanied by a ticket-holding adult (18+). Over 18s should bring PHOTO ID (driving license / passport).
Pryzm, 154 Clarence Street, Kingston Upon Thames (KT1 1QP)
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The Struts
Wednesday 3rd March at Pryzm, 7:00pm
PLEASE NOTE: date is subject to change pending government / NIHP guidance around the coronavirus outbreak.
If this event is postponed, we will let you know - please do not contact us until a rescheduled date is announced. Once announced, if you cannot make the rescheduled date refunds will be available.
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Celebrate the release of their new album titled Strange Days, the Derbyshire indie-rock 'n' rollers The Struts return to Kingston to play at Pryzm.
The Strange Days album came to life over the course of a charmed and frenzied burst of creativity this spring. After getting tested for COVID-19, the band all moved into the Los Angeles home of Jon Levine, a producer who worked extensively on their acclaimed second album YOUNG & DANGEROUS. Within just ten days of couch-crashing at Levine’s house, The Struts had laid down nine original tracks alongside their masterful cover of the KISS B-side: a lean, mean body of work that amounts to their most glorious output to date.
“It was so much fun to make a record this way instead of getting everything done in between touring, working with multiple producers in multiple countries,” says Spiller. “We were all just burning to capture that excitement as much as we possibly could, and at times it felt like the songs were literally just falling from the sky. It was undoubtedly a magical ten days for us—and I hope when people hear the album, it gives them a taste of that magic too.”
Times TBC but we expect doors at 7:00pm with The Struts on stage at 8:00pm
CD/ticket is £15 post-paid, and other formats and combos will be available.
Pryzm is all ages for this show - under 14s must be accompanied by a ticket-holding adult (18+). Over 18s should bring PHOTO ID (driving license / passport).
Pryzm, 154 Clarence Street, Kingston Upon Thames (KT1 1QP)
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The Cribs
Sunday 15th November at Pryzm, 5:00pm
This is a socially distanced, seated show.
Due to demand, we've added an extra show to take place earlier on the same day.
PLEASE NOTE: date is subject to change pending government / NIHP guidance around the coronavirus outbreak.
If this event is postponed, we will let you know - please do not contact us until a rescheduled date is announced. Once announced, if you cannot make the rescheduled date refunds will be available.
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Celebrating the release of their new album titled Night Network, the classic and inimitable trio The Cribs return to Kingston for a socially distanced show at Pryzm.
Night Network is as fresh, cathartic and vital as anything they’ve ever put out. There’s no weariness, no bitterness, just a clear desire to get back to doing what they do best – that unique blend of bittersweet melody, brutal lyrical honesty and riffs for days.
In a typically downplayed way, the band have honed in on what’s so special about The Cribs: really bloody good songs. Fans might well think this is their best album in a decade. So, once again all is right in Cribs world – or as much as all is right in any world in 2020 at least. The Cribs are romantics and they’re realists, and the balance, for a hot minute, nearly tipped in the favour of the latter. But now they return empowered, beholden to no one, on the greatest form and still screaming in suburbia.
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Times TBC but we expect doors at 5:00pm. Last entry is at 5:30pm, The Cribs due on stage at 6:00pm.
All viewing areas are in tables for six. Private tables which accommodate up to 6 people can be purchased, or couples can be seated with one another couple on a 6-person table.
Myu is the set up during Social Distancing times in the venue you used to know as Pryzm. This show is 16+. Over 18s should bring PHOTO ID (driving license / passport).
Pryzm, Clarence Street, Kingston Upon Thames (KT1 1QP)
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The Cribs
Sunday 15th November at Pryzm, 8:00pm
This is a socially distanced, seated show.
PLEASE NOTE: date is subject to change pending government / NIHP guidance around the coronavirus outbreak.
If this event is postponed, we will let you know - please do not contact us until a rescheduled date is announced. Once announced, if you cannot make the rescheduled date refunds will be available.
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Celebrating the release of their new album titled Night Network, the classic and inimitable trio The Cribs return to Kingston for a socially distanced show at Pryzm.
Night Network is as fresh, cathartic and vital as anything they’ve ever put out. There’s no weariness, no bitterness, just a clear desire to get back to doing what they do best – that unique blend of bittersweet melody, brutal lyrical honesty and riffs for days.
In a typically downplayed way, the band have honed in on what’s so special about The Cribs: really bloody good songs. Fans might well think this is their best album in a decade. So, once again all is right in Cribs world – or as much as all is right in any world in 2020 at least. The Cribs are romantics and they’re realists, and the balance, for a hot minute, nearly tipped in the favour of the latter. But now they return empowered, beholden to no one, on the greatest form and still screaming in suburbia.
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Times TBC but we expect doors at 7:30pm. Last entry is at 8:00pm, The Cribs due on stage at 8:30pm
All viewing areas are in tables for six. Private tables which accommodate up to 6 people can be purchased, or couples can be seated with one another couple on a 6-person table.
Myu is the set up during Social Distancing times in the venue you used to know as Pryzm. This show is 16+. Over 18s should bring PHOTO ID (driving license / passport).
Pryzm, Clarence Street, Kingston Upon Thames (KT1 1QP)
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Bicep
Thursday 17th June at New Slang, 9:00pm (18+)
PLEASE NOTE: date is subject to change pending government / NIHP guidance around the coronavirus outbreak.
If this event is postponed, we will let you know - please do not contact us until a rescheduled date is announced. Once announced, if you cannot make the rescheduled date refunds will be available.
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Celebrating the release of their new album titled Isles, Northern Irish house & electronic producers Bicep visit Kingston for a midnight DJ set at New Slang. We're super excited to hear what the lads have in store for us, having followed their upward trajectory over the last decade, both on the dance floor and selling their various label 12"s over the years too.
Two years in the making, “Isles” expands on the artful energy of their 2018 debut “Bicep”, while digging deeper into the sounds, experiences and emotions that have influenced their lives and work. They describe “Isles” as “a snapshot in time” of their work in this period, with the tracks designed to evolve in their different iterations from record to live show and beyond. “This is definitely the home listening version,” says Matt, “the live version will be much, much harder”.
On the title, “We have strong mixed emotions, connected to growing up on an island” they say, “wanting to leave, wanting to return”. For two natives of Belfast, any talk of islands, communities and identities will also have other, more domestic connotations, and has always been an aspect of their lives they’d been reluctant to talk about. “It’s always been an unquantifiable topic for us” says Matt. “We’re not religious, but we're both from different religious backgrounds. There was always a lot of interest in us talking about those issues, but we always felt that one of the things we loved about dance music was that freedom it gave you to be released from talking about those things.”
“You’d enter the club and it would be people from both sides of the tracks and they’d be hugging” says Andy, referring to massively influential Belfast club Shine, where both cut their musical teeth. “And the following week, they’d be with their mates rioting. It felt like the safest place but, on paper, it should have been the most dangerous”. Musically, too, they find echoes of those days in their work. “It was like being smacked in the head with a hammer” Matt says, of the tunes that defined that scene, and which find expression in “Isles’” most raw and energetic corners. “It was either very intense, in-your-face Italo tinged electro or really aggressive techno”.
Times TBC but we expect doors at 10:30pm with Bicep on stage at midnight.
CD/ticket is £13 post-paid, and other formats and combos are available.
New Slang is an over 18s event, and is strict on ID. Please bring photo ID with you on the night, whatever age you are.
New Slang is held at Pryzm, 154 Clarence St, Kingston upon Thames KT1 1QP
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Melanie C
Friday 28th May at St John's Church, 7:00pm
PLEASE NOTE: date is subject to change pending government / NIHP guidance around the coronavirus outbreak.
If this event is postponed, we will let you know - please do not contact us until a rescheduled date is announced. Once announced, if you cannot make the rescheduled date refunds will be available.
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To celebrate the release of her eighth full length album, Melanie C visits Kingston to play an intimate show at St John's Church.
‘Melanie C’ is an invigorating, uplifting record that not only serves as its creator’s best work in decades, but as a source of much-needed strength and positivity.
Times TBC but we expect doors at 7:00pm with Melanie C on stage at 8:00pm
This show is 14+, under 14s must be accompanied by a ticket-holding adult.
St John the Evangelist, Grove Lane, Kingston upon Thames, KT1 2SU
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FONTAINES D.C.
Wednesday 25th November at Pryzm, 4:00pm
PLEASE NOTE: date is subject to change pending government / Public Health England guidance around the coronavirus outbreak.
If this event is postponed, we will let you know - please do not contact us until a rescheduled date is announced. Once announced, if you cannot make the rescheduled date refunds will be available.
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Due to phenomenal demand, we've added an extra show to take place earlier on, on the same day.
Following on from the release of their new album titled A Hero's Death, the awesome FONTAINES D.C. visit Kingston to play at Pryzm.
Barely a year after the release of their hugely acclaimed debut album 'Dogrel', which earned a Mercury Prize nomination and Album of the Year 2019 at both BBC 6Music and Rough Trade record store, Dublin’s Fontaines D.C. have returned with an intensely confident, patient, and complex follow up album. 'A Hero's Death' arrives battered and bruised, albeit beautiful - a heady and philosophical take on the modern world, and its great uncertainty.
Times TBC but we expect doors at 4:00pm with FONTAINES D.C. on stage at 5:00pm
CD/ticket is £15 post-paid, and other formats and combos will be available.
Pryzm is all ages for this show - under 14s must be accompanied by a ticket-holding adult (18+). Over 18s should bring PHOTO ID (driving license / passport).
Pryzm, 154 Clarence Street, Kingston Upon Thames (KT1 1QP)
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The Cribs
Thursday 10th June at New Slang, 9:00pm (18+)
This show has now been rescheduled. - PLEASE NOTE: date is subject to change pending government / NIHP guidance around the coronavirus outbreak. If this event is postponed, we will let you know - please do not contact us until a rescheduled date is announced. Once announced, if you cannot make the rescheduled date refunds will be available. - Celebrating the release of their new album titled Night Network, the classic and inimitable trio The Cribs return to New Slang. Night Network is as fresh, cathartic and vital as anything they’ve ever put out. There’s no weariness, no bitterness, just a clear desire to get back to doing what they do best – that unique blend of bittersweet melody, brutal lyrical honesty and riffs for days. In a typically downplayed way, the band have honed in on what’s so special about The Cribs: really bloody good songs. Fans might well think this is their best album in a decade. So, once again all is right in Cribs world – or as much as all is right in any world in 2020 at least. The Cribs are romantics and they’re realists, and the balance, for a hot minute, nearly tipped in the favour of the latter. But now they return empowered, beholden to no one, on the greatest form and still screaming in suburbia. Times TBC. It'll be usual New Slang times if that's possible CD/ticket is £15 post-paid, and other formats and combos are available. New Slang is an over 18s event, and is strict on ID. Please bring photo ID with you on the night, whatever age you are. New Slang is held at Pryzm, 154 Clarence St, Kingston upon Thames KT1 1QP
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