List of Events
Save Chats Palace
We've joined up with MVT in a nationwide campaign to #saveourvenues. We need Artists and Music Fans everywhere to act together to prevent their local grassroots music venue from permanently closing. Visit http://saveourvenues.co.uk to find out how you can get involved.
Ask Me Anything/ The Paper Birds
Due to Covid-19 this event has been cancelled.
Ask Me Anything is a new immersive show from multi-award winners The Paper Birds. Set in our teenage bedrooms, it features original live music from celebrated singer-songwriter Rosie Doonan and The Paper Birds’ unique brand of mischief and mayhem.
Ask Me Anything/ The Paper Birds
Due to Covid-19 this event has been cancelled.
Ask Me Anything is a new immersive show from multi-award winners The Paper Birds. Set in our teenage bedrooms, it features original live music from celebrated singer-songwriter Rosie Doonan and The Paper Birds’ unique brand of mischief and mayhem.
Ask Me Anything/ The Paper Birds
Due to Covid-19 this event has been cancelled.
Ask Me Anything is a new immersive show from multi-award winners The Paper Birds. Set in our teenage bedrooms, it features original live music from celebrated singer-songwriter Rosie Doonan and The Paper Birds’ unique brand of mischief and mayhem.
All Our Friends
All Our Friends is an invite-only, Saturday evening dance party run by Cyril Cornet, Jem Gilbert, Cedric Lassonde (all Beauty and the Beat) and Tim Lawrence (Love Saves the Day). To join the invite list - currenlty open - , email Tim at tim@allourfriends.org.
Parallel Lines Presents Wilma Archer Group
Wilma Archer Group play a specially curated 7-piece band at Chats Palace on 1 Oct 2020. Wilma Archer has today shared his newest track, “Last Sniff” which features MF DOOM, one of hip-hop’s most infamous and lyrically agile artists. The video, directed by Jesse Collett is available to watch now.
Parallel Lines presents Sinead O’Brien
SINEAD O' BRIEN is an Irish poet and performer based in London. Originally from Limerick 'a kind of grey industrial place with an a certain poetry to it', Sinead's work captures the everyday and the in-between in a way that transcends genre. Her influences can be found in the realism of Mark E. Smith of The Fall and the works of literary icons such Frank O’Hara, W.B. Yeats, Joan Didion, Albert Camus.
