Do you love house music? This is the event for you in 2021!
Legendary American house artist, Kerri Chandler brings his landmark show, Spaces & Places to the Roundhouse on Sunday 28 November 2021. The centre-piece will be the debut of his Reel to Reel performance and this groundbreaking new experience will also feature holograms and live projection mapping.
The six-hour event will see the first use within electronic music of new projection technology in partnership with Panasonic. The holograms are the latest incarnation of Kerri’s work in this area, and will see him showcase the vocalists involved in some of house music’s best loved records. Immerse yourself in this amazing spectacle that echoes Kerri’s love of space and the universe.
Since debuting at the dawn of the ’90s, Kerri Chandler has become one of the most revered house artists, bringing a unique injection of funk, jazz, soul and hip hop into his music. Prepare for an electrifying set of soulful, authentic and positive house music by this New Jersey legend.
Price: £25.50-£32.50 + fees
Doors: 4pm
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