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The Vaccines
Thursday 28th October at Pryzm, 8:00pm (14+)
Entry conditions will include whichever Covid-19 safety measures are advised by government at the time.
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 anniversary of their classic full length 'What Did You Expect From The Vaccines' and the release of their new album 'Back In Love City', The Vaccines return to Kingston to play 'What Did You Expect' in full alongside some new hits.
Back In Love City, is the new album produced by Daniel Ledinsky (Rihanna, Carly Rae Jepson), Andrew Maury (Lizzo, PostMalone) and Fryars (Pharrell Williams, Mark Ronson).
It sees The Vaccines both perfecting their winning formula, and pushing their sound forward, evolving from their previous foundations with an album that reflects on escapism as a necessary part of modern living.
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Times TBC but we expect doors at 8:00pm with The Vaccines on at 9:00pm.
CD/ticket is £17 post-paid, and other formats and combos are available.
The album included in the bundles is 'Back In Love City'.
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. - If you're going to this gig then you can get free entry into New Slang's 15th birthday Party.
New Slang is held at Pryzm, 154 Clarence St, Kingston upon Thames KT1 1QP
PLEASE NOTE: If you choose Shop Collection as your delivery option, your full order will need to be collected using this method, rather than collecting from the venue.
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We Are Scientists
Friday 15th October at Pryzm, 7:30pm (14+)
Entry conditions will include whichever Covid-19 safety measures are advised by government at the time.
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 their new album titled Huffy, We Are Scientists return to Kingston to play at Pryzm.
The intoxicating, high-octane hit is set to soundtrack a surge of pent-up revelry and romance throughout the summer of 2021, as it ushers in a bold new chapter for the band. Lifted from the new album Huffy - also announced today for release on 8th October 2021 - the band have revealed the secret ingredients of the lead single’s winning formula...?
"Love songs can easily be goofy and embarrassing, and so I sometimes have a hard time writing songs that are unambiguously romantic", states singer and guitarist Keith Murray, before adding that, "Contact High really nails that heady rush of full-throttle infatuation for me, though, because it evokes my trifecta of mood-altering stimuli — dizzying romantic interaction, rousing music, and second-hand contact with psychoactive chemicals (in descending order of personal preference)."
Drawing as much from the angular guitar-driven sounds of their debut as it does from the finest in modern rock today, 'Contact High' is raising the bar for the decade ahead. Celebrating the song's potent delivery and unashamed lyrical sentiment, Murray concludes... "it’s just nice to have a song that’s unapologetically sappy, but couched in distorted guitar and metaphors of coincidental intoxication."
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Times TBC but we expect doors at 7:30pm with We Are Scientists on stage at 8:30pm.
Pryzm is all ages for this show - but 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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Public Service Broadcasting
Monday 27th September at Pryzm, 7:00pm (14+)
Additional COVID-19 measures are in place for this show.
To be admitted, you will need to show proof of:
DOUBLE VACCINATION - you received your second COVID-19 vaccine at least two weeks ago. or NEGATIVE TEST - a negative lateral flow or PCR test taken in the 48 hours prior to the show. or NATURAL IMMUNITY - evidenced by a positive PCR test result for COVID-19, lasting for 180 days from the date of the positive test and following completion of the self-isolation period.
More info on how to evidence your status / test result HERE
Masks are encouraged, but not mandated.
If you are displaying any symptoms of COVID-19, please do not attend.
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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 their fourth full length album titled Bright Magic, Public Service Broadcasting return to Kingston to play at Pryzm.
An album in three parts (Building A City / Building A Myth / Bright Magic), it is their most ambitious undertaking yet, bringing you to Europe’s heart and de facto capital, the cultural and political metropolis that is the ‘Hauptstadt’ of the Federal Republic of Germany – Berlin.
“Doing this felt inevitable, somehow,” muses J. Willgoose, Esq. “In my head, it was whirring and pulsing away for a long time, even before Every Valley - this fascinating, contrary, seductive place. I knew the album was going to be about the city, and its history and myths, and I was going to move there. So it’s quite a personal story. It’s become an album about moving to Berlin to write an album about people who move to Berlin to write an album…”
Though PSB’s use of electronics and surging guitar rock remain familiar, Bright Magic uses samples, and the English language, sparingly. It differs from their previous albums in other ways: less linear and narrative, instead it’s an impressionistic portrait of a city from the ground up. A Eureka moment of sorts came in November 2018 when Willgoose heard Walter Ruttmann’s radical Berlin tape-artwork Wochenende (or Weekend), which is sampled on three of Bright Magic’s tracks. Created in 1928, the piece collaged speech, field recordings and music into a sonic evocation of the city. Resolving to integrate these long-gone fragments with new manipulated sound sources, he set about making his own Wochenende, a narrative drama for the ears which decodes and realises the dreams of Berlin he’d constructed in his mind.
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Times TBC but we expect doors at 7:00pm with Public Service Broadcasting on stage at 8:00pm.
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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)
PLEASE NOTE: If you choose Collect In-store as your delivery option your full order will need to be collected from our shop rather than from the venue.
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Manic Street Preachers
Wednesday 20th October at Pryzm, 7:30pm (14+)
Entry conditions will include whichever Covid-19 safety measures are advised by government at the time.
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 their new album titled The Ultra Vivid Lament, Manic Street Preachers visit Kingston for a short acoustic set with a Q&A.
We'll need the questions in advance, please let us know what you'd like to ask in the comments box when you check out.
It is both reflection and reaction - a record that gazes in isolation across a cluttered room, fogged by often painful memories, to focus on an open window framing a gleaming vista of land melting into sea and endless sky.
Musically ‘The Ultra Vivid Lament’ is inspired by a formative years record box (ABBA, post-Eno Roxy, the Bunnymen, Fables-era REM, Lodger) though the end result could only be the unique union of James Dean Bradfield, Nicky Wire and Sean Moore, collectively one of the UK’s most consistently brilliant rock’n’roll bands for over three decades.
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Times TBC but we expect doors at 7:30pm with Manic Street Preachers on stage at 8:30pm.
Pryzm is all ages for this show - but 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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King Krule
Wednesday 15th December at Pryzm, 7:30pm (14+)
Entry conditions will include whichever Covid-19 safety measures are advised by government at the time.
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 new live album titled You 'Heat Me Up, You Cool Me Down', King Krule returns to Kingston to play at Pryzm.
Weeks before the world went into lockdown, King Krule had performed a handful of European shows which featured tracks from his critically acclaimed third album Man Alive!SSSPerformed with a ferocious intensity, the recordings offer fans a glimpse into a live tour that never was, while also reminding them of the artist's unique stage presence and incredible performances delivered across his entire catalogue. Available on double LP and CD, You Heat Me Up, You Cool Me Down features a setlist of 17 songs that span the acclaimed artist’s entire discography including fan favourites “Easy Easy,” “Baby Blue,” “Out Getting Ribs” and more.
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Times TBC but we expect doors at 7:30pm with King Krule on stage at 8:30pm.
Pryzm is all ages for this show - but 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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We Were Promised Jetpacks
Tuesday 2nd November at Banquet Records, 7:00pm
Entry conditions will include whichever Covid-19 safety measures are advised by government at the time.
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 their new album titled Enjoy The View, the mathy alt-rockers We Were Promised Jetpacks visit Kingston for an in-store set.
“I guess it ended up being a lot more collaborative between the three of us,” Sean notes of their fifth studio record, ‘Enjoy The View’. Unable to meet in person, the album began to take shape across countless files bouncing back and forth between their respective Edinburgh homes. As well as providing the space to think more broadly about their own roles in the band, isolation also allowed them to approach their collective sound in new ways.
“If you’re trying to write a part when two other people are smashing their instruments it’s not the easiest thing,” Adam laughs. “Writing remotely, you could mute parts and work on things in your head. It just gave us a bit more creative freedom to try different things.” For Darren, separated from his kit, drumming became an entirely digital venture. “I could be a bit freer,” he notes, immediately backed up by his bandmates. “It was nice for Darren to have the space to try something he normally couldn’t,” Adam smiles, celebrating the opportunity for the trio to switch up their song writing process.
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Priority will be given to anyone who orders a copy of Enjoy The View from us.
Indies exclusive LP is on 'aquamarine' coloured vinyl.
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The Harriets / Alex Hall / Denney
Saturday 30th October at St John's Church, 7:30pm (14+)
Entry conditions will include whichever Covid-19 safety measures are advised by government at the time.
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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St John’s is delighted to host three of the country’s finest emerging artistes in a special evening in aid of church funds.
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THE HARRIETS
The Harriets are a Leeds-based alternative pop and rock band, fronted by lead vocalists Daniel Parker-Smith and Ben Schrodel. With accomplished songwriting, unmistakable harmonies and a live show that lifts the soul, the four-piece is making waves in the UK music scene.
After being nominated for Glastonbury Emerging Talent and Record Store Day Unsigned in 2019, the band released its 2020 debut album Hopefuls to great success. International sales in Europe and the US, a four-star review by Rolling Stone Magazine DE, airplay on BBC Radio and a regional TV feature have given the band an exciting new platform for their music.
ALEX HALL
An adept and engagingly conversational storyteller through song, Alex Hall is fast becoming a Ray Davies for our time. Alex has wooed us with a series of superlative singles over the past 18 months, achieving spins from BBC Introducing Solent from his 2020 hits ‘Neon Light’ and ‘Pterodactyl’, and drawn praise from music bloggers, DJs and critics.
His DIY approach to his developing ‘British Pop’ sound is individual and characterful – and now, deservedly, he is beginning to position himself on the industry radar with his unique instrumental set backed by his natural gift for storytelling.
DENNEY
Denney is a singer-songwriter originally from North Hampshire. Since the age of 11, she has spent her life writing songs and lyrics in diaries and notebooks – pages and pages which she has kept to this day. It was only in late 2019 that Denney found the confidence to shine light on her music in a public way, with her debut self-released single, “Overheard.”
Since then, she has crafted an impressive portfolio of songs, creating a signature style of captivating vocal layers, lyrics that read like diary entries and soft electronic sounds against traditional pop ballad backdrops.
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TIMES: 7:30pm - Doors 8:00pm - Denney 8:45pm - Alex Hall 9:30pm - The Harriets
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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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Imagine Dragons
Tuesday 16th November at Pryzm, 6:30pm (14+)
Entry conditions will include whichever Covid-19 safety measures are advised by government at the time.
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 their fifth studio album titled Mercury - Act 1, Imagine Dragons visit Kingston to play at Pryzm.
Executive Produced by Rick Rubin, the new album features the singles “Wrecked”, “Follow You” and “Cutthroat”, and explores themes such as love, faith, pain, passion and loss.
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Times TBC but we expect doors at 6:30pm with Imagine Dragons on stage at 7:30pm
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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)
PLEASE NOTE: If you choose Collect In-store as your delivery option your full order will need to be collected from our shop rather than from the venue.
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