A lineup of DJs curated by Notts' Surreal Estate (@surreal0115) who create events to push forward-thinking dance music, art and film in Nottingham.

Featuring: Another Place, Outsider, Angel of Origin, Chloe and Fuzzy Dunlop

Lineup

Angel of Origin b2b Chloe : Opening up proceedings will be one of Nottingham’s hottest b2b duos, Angel of Origin and CHLOE. Both known for their off-kilter, bass heavy selections, it was a no-brainer to invite these two down to do what they do best and set the tone with some left of centre cuts you may not typically hear from them in a club environment.
 

Outsider (LIVE): Someone who certainly needs no introduction... but for the uninitiated, Outsider is a singularly unique voice in the Notts scene. Her mind-bending productions make her a mainstay in the USB’s of all the other artists on this lineup as well as the likes of Ben UFO, Lukas Wigflex, Madam X and many more top DJ’s. We are incredibly gassed to welcome her down for a special live (yes you heard that right LIVE) performance featuring new and previously unreleased material of hers.

Another Place b2b Fuzzy Dunlop: Surreal Estate residents and general lovers of all things wonky, Another Place and Fuzzy Dunlop will be closing out the night with a set that chucks all notions of genre and bpm out the window, opting instead for walls of low-end, polyrhythmic drums and hypnotic sound design.

Stick around till the end and there might even be a bonus b5b…

Sonic Sculptures 2

18–21 July 2024

Sonic Sculptures is a project led by visual artist/curator Ryan Boultbee, architectural design studio FROMTHEGROUNDUP (FTGU) and musician Tom Harris.

Sonic Sculptures is a recurring series of events turning Broadway Gallery into an instrument, hosting a programme of soundscapes and sonic experiences.

Sonic Sculptures explores the intersections of material, space, and sound through an innovative Framework for Practice installation, captivating performances, and workshops.

Find out more about all Sonic Sculptures 2 events

Supported by Broadway's Near Now using public funding by Arts Council England.