Enjoy a view overlooking the stage from our mezzanine restaurant.
Standing tickets also available. CLICK HERE to book.
Dua Saleh (they/them) explores the inner self and the world at large.
Across three EPs since 2019, heralded by The New York Times (“commanding”), NPR (“visionary”), and Pitchfork (“ambitious and riveting”), Saleh has deftly fused and inverted genre conventions with a socially conscious style driven by melody, grit, and bravado. With their long-awaited full-length debut, a collection of R&B-infused electronic indie-pop songs titled I SHOULD CALL THEM, they portray the spiritual power, resilience, and joy of love.
“In Sudan, there’s a lot of queer, trans and non-binary people who are closeted, so I try to put out as much content that’s like, the gay and trans agenda, as possible,” Dua Saleh, i-D
CLICK HERE to see a detailed seat map of the restaurant.
This event is strictly 18+ with ID required on arrival at the venue.
Thu Mar 13 2025
7:00 PM
TICKET + £20 RESTAURANT DEP.
Ages 18+
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TICKET + £20 RESTAURANT DEP. Ages 18+
Enjoy a view overlooking the stage from our mezzanine restaurant.
Standing tickets also available. CLICK HERE to book.
Dua Saleh (they/them) explores the inner self and the world at large.
Across three EPs since 2019, heralded by The New York Times (“commanding”), NPR (“visionary”), and Pitchfork (“ambitious and riveting”), Saleh has deftly fused and inverted genre conventions with a socially conscious style driven by melody, grit, and bravado. With their long-awaited full-length debut, a collection of R&B-infused electronic indie-pop songs titled I SHOULD CALL THEM, they portray the spiritual power, resilience, and joy of love.
“In Sudan, there’s a lot of queer, trans and non-binary people who are closeted, so I try to put out as much content that’s like, the gay and trans agenda, as possible,” Dua Saleh, i-D
CLICK HERE to see a detailed seat map of the restaurant.
This event is strictly 18+ with ID required on arrival at the venue.
Share With Friends