Kings Place has a creative partnership with d&b audiotechnik to introduce artists and develop new projects using Soundscape in Hall Two. A revolution in the live sound experience, d&b Soundscape is an alternative to the traditional left and right stereo system, using up to 39 loudspeakers to open up a plethora of creative possibilities for artists to reinforce their sound.
The following shows will all be using the d&b Soundscape system. Find out more about the technology in our Magazine.
Kings Place is proud to present the New York avant-garde composer, percussionist, and visual artist Eli Keszler – known for his intricate drumming and collaborations with the likes of Oneohtrix Point Never and Laurel Halo - with an audio-visual live show that transverses sound worlds.
Kings Place is proud to present the debut London performance of rapper Iceboy Violet and producer Nueen’s powerful collaborative album, released on Hyerdub earlier this year.
Kings Place is delighted to welcome turntablist / DJ / producer / sound artist NikNak back to present her latest album Ireti with an audio-visual show using our d&b Soundscape system, featuring guest appearances from vocalists AGAAMA and Chisara Agor.
Join us for an enthralling and immersive evening with composer/sound artist Peter Stollery as he presents works by Scottish composers that each reflect a powerful notion of place. The music will be played through d&b Soundscape, a 360° speaker system and digital programme that will enhance the dynamic movement inherent in each of the pieces.
Kings Place is proud to present an intimate show from electronic producer and composer Matthew Barnes aka Forest Swords – performing using our d&b Soundscape system.
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For one evening only in London, electronic pioneer John Foxx will be in conversation with acclaimed graphic designer Jonathan Barnbrook discussing Electricity And Ghosts - a new book collecting Foxx’s life in visual art, created in collaboration with Barnbrook.
London Sinfonietta returns to Kings Place, presenting an evening of music by Scottish Composers exploring the idea of love and our deepest human need for connection, with music from Judith Weir, Peter Maxwell Davies and James MacMillan.