Leon Vynehall announces new full band live dates
LEON VYNEHALL ANNOUNCES NEW FULL BAND LIVE DATES
INCLUDING LONDON’S HACKNEY ARTS CENTRE AND NEW YORK’S ICONIC THE KITCHEN
NOTHING IS STILL OUT NOW VIA NINJA TUNE
“On Nothing Is Still [Leon Vynehall] takes a huge step forwards”
4.4/5 Resident Advisor
“A radical reinvention”
8.2 Pitchfork
“[Vynehall is] a creator of downtempo mini-masterpieces”
9/10 Mixmag ‘Album of the Month’
“Symphonic genius”
4/5 NME
‘8/10’ DJ Magazine ‘Album of the Month’
4/5 Mojo, ‘Electronic Album of the Month’
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In June Leon Vynehall released his debut album Nothing Is Still, via Ninja Tune which included singles ‘Envelopes (Chapter VI)‘, ‘Movements (Chapter III)‘ (and stunning accompanying videos directed by Young Replicant here). Following the release Vynehall presented his debut immersive live show with a three night, sold out run at Hackney Showroom which Clash described as, “a remarkable, transportive performance .”
Today he has announced new worldwide live dates which include a show at London‘s Hackney Arts Centre, a three night run at New York‘s iconic The Kitchen, The Warehouse Project x Manchester International Festival, Special Edition and a show at the prestigious Melbourne Recital Centre that will see the band perform with The Impossible Orchestra as part of Melbourne Music Week.
About the show:
Having already worked with Blue May, the Mercury Music Prize and Brit Award Nominated producer/mixer/musical director who mixed Nothing Is Still, Vynehall and May have worked closely to reimagine the album as a live performance bringing in some of London’s top musicians from the leftfield and jazz scenes including Sam Beste – Piano/Synth, Rob Mullarkey – Bass/Double Bass and Will Ritson – Drums/Percussion with Vynehall sitting at the core as a master of manipulation on Synth/Drum Machines/Guitar and a somewhat dilapidated Lap Steel.
Purchase Nothing Is Still here: www.vynehall.com
Tour dates:
27 Sep – New York, NY – The Kitchen presents Leon Vynehall Live
28 Sep – New York, NY – The Kitchen presents Leon Vynehall Live
29 Sep – New York, NY – The Kitchen presents Leon Vynehall Live
8 Nov – London @ Hackney Arts Centre
10 Nov – Manchester @ Warehouse Project x MIF Special Edition SOLD OUT
19 Nov – Melbourne, AU @ Melbourne Recital Centre, Melbourne Music Week with The Impossible Orchestra
Tickets are available here: http://www.vynehall.com/
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Praise for Nothing Is Still:
“On Nothing Is Still [Leon Vynehall] takes a huge step forwards”
4.4/5 Resident Advisor
“A radical reinvention”
8.2 Pitchfork
“[Vynehall is] a creator of downtempo mini-masterpieces”
9/10 Mixmag ‘Album of the Month’
“Symphonic genius”
4/5 NME
‘8/10’ DJ Magazine ‘Album of the Month’
4/5 Mojo, ‘Electronic Album of the Month’
‘8.5/10’ The Line of Best Fit
“Sublime”
4/5 Q
“Exceeding his early promise, Vynehall has produced a richly original debut to rank alongside his music heroes”
8/10 Uncut
“One of the most talented producers in UK dance is about to make a bold leap”
Time Out
“Exquisite electronica, decorated with jazz brass: simultaneously sun-kissed, blissful and ineffably melancholy”
Alexis Petridis, The Guardian
“Patient and teasingly beautiful”
The 405
“Gloriously transportive, […] engrossing, unsettling and wondrous”
London In Stereo
“[Leon Vynehall’s] potential has been realised on Nothing Is Still”
4/5 MusicOMH
“Leon Vynehall really is one of dance music’s most thought-provoking talented producers working today”
52-Insights
“A continuation of his exquisite dance-floor rhythm, this time at a sumptuous and atmospheric downtempo”
GQ