The event is cancelled. You can return your purchased ticket via Eventim until May 7th (for canceled events, the deadline for refunding the purchase price for purchased tickets is a maximum of two months from the announced date of the event).
Official statement:
We are heartbroken that due to scheduling conflicts, we have had to cancel some upcoming dates on our European tour in February and March. We have saved as many shows as possible in March and were able to reschedule some to June. All tickets remain valid for the cities listed, and for any cancelled shows, please contact your point of purchase for a full refund. Our fans mean the world to us, and we look forward to visiting your beautiful cities again in the future. Gratefully, – Ryan, Rafiq, & Ian
After an incredible performance in 2018, the fearlessly curious Son Lux trio returns to Šiška even stronger and more acclaimed. With the completed album triptych Tomorrows I–III, the protégés of City Slang Record provided some of the best releases of the past couple of years, and in 2022 they enriched their discography with the original soundtrack for the eagerly anticipated film Everything Everywhere All at Once.
Since the solo beginnings of composer Ryan Lott, Son Lux has operated as a kind of sonic test kitchen. With their compositions of fragile electronic pop, overflowing soundscapes and intimate soul ideas, the band tries to question established assumptions about creating music and reconstruct the latter at the molecular level. Lott’s remarkable musical intuition was further enhanced through his collaboration with now full-fledged band members Ian Chang and Rafiq Bhatia, likewise committed to constant musical exploration.
They took their experiments a step further with the album triptych Tomorrows I–III, three albums released over two years, on which they discarded the traditional record format and let their music breathe and flow naturally. According to numerous critics, they certainly succeeded – AV Club called the project “one of the most inventive and inspiring musical triptychs of the past decade”. But even though the fellas could have deservedly rested on their laurels, they continued working and created a massive collection of 49 original songs for the highly anticipated sci-fi film Everything Everywhere All at Once. The soundtrack also includes collaborations with David Byrne, Mitski, Moses Sumney and others, again attesting to the breadth, virtuosity and reputation of the band, who are finally embarking on a club tour again in February – including a return to Šiška.
Tickets on sale online and at Eventim outlets.
Organisation: Kino Šiška.
