Oof, this September evening will be fresh, wild and definitely not one to miss. We’ll be hosting Belgian duo La Jungle, whose pulsing vortex blends math, kraut and techno savagery, and Swiss trio Schnellertollermeier, who apply jazz mastery to brutal rock hits and carefully crafted compositions of unfathomable power.
With the summer calling for stories and creativity, ZINE VITRINE is celebrating International Zine Month (July!) by inviting artists to participate in the 4th International Zine Open Call.
Our box office is going to take it easy over the summer. With the exception of the exceptional exceptions listed below, it’s going to be closed from 2nd July to including31st August. During this time, you can of course continue buying tickets via our website and at Eventim sales outlets.
In September, Amsterdam-based collective Altin Gün will open the door into the unknown, into a blend of Turkish tradition, Western funk and psychedelic rock that places the stated expressions into a completely fresh context. American radio KEXP was so overwhelmed by the band, it immediately recorded one of its famous sessions with them, while we were charmed by them live at last year’s Beaches Brew festival. In Šiška, they’ll present their debut album, released in March.
Due to exceptional circumstances, the Kino Šiška box office is closed today, 21st June 2018. You can buy tickets for the Punk In Drublic festival at the entrance to the venue. Tickets for other events are as usual available online and at Eventim sales outlets.
Before their moonpop thunder shook our hall, Alex and Floor of Dutch band Blue Crime talked to us about their music, their art collective and getting a date with Robert Smith of The Cure. Check out our latest Liveurope Quickie!
Summer in Šiška is a series of free evening concerts, helping you chase away the summer boredom. If the weather cooperates, we’ll cool off with a refreshing drink on the summer terrace of Café Kino Šiška, and if it looks to be raining, we’ll listen to good tunes curled up on the couches in our lobby. Welcome to your Summer in Šiška!
Open call for the submissions of mural proposals
Peaches is controversial artist who doesn’t mind saying what she thinks. She supports LGBTQ community from the start of her work. This will be shown this year in Ljubljana where she’ll perform at the opening of Ljubljana Pride Festival. She says that is important to be at the pride and we shouldn’t be scared. She’s presenting her thoughts about her work and opinions.
Bands, live acts, solo artists … welcome!
Kino Šiška Centre for Urban Culture
Trg prekomorskih brigad 3, 1000 Ljubljana
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