Famed London venue Roundhouse is starting up a new multi-disciplinary festival of its own.
Roundhouse Three Sixty will take place at the iconic Camden space throughout April 2025. As the name implies, the festival's intent is to present a month of programming sharing "music and culture from every angle of London life", according to Roundhouse CEO and artistic director Marcus Davey. "The festival embodies our core purpose as a charity amplifying our work with over 10,000 young people each year and it will create transformational artistic experiences that bring people together", he said in a press statement.
Throughout next April, Roundhouse Three Sixty calendar will include a mix of music, spoken word, club nights, theatre, visual arts and podcasts. SHERELLE will host a rave on 11th April under the banner of SHERELLELAND with tickets maxing out at £10 to keep entry accessible. The night before, 10th April, there'll be a tribute to Donna Summer co-curated by ESKA, featuring MNEK, Katy B, Vula, Kele Le Roc and more with the Roundhouse Vocal Ensemble.
Additional music programming will be led by London ballroom collective Vogue Rites, the National Youth Orchestra, Tom Odell, Nitin Sawhney and Sona Jobarteh & the Philharmonia. Roundhouse residents NIA, POSER, Geo Aghinea, Bradley Taylor, Caleb Femi, Holden, Jaz Lee and more will also be performing throughout the festival. More details will be announced as the festival approaches.
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Find more information about the Three Sixty festival via Roundhouse's website, and see the programme so far below.