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Progress Bar S04E01
Date: Friday 1 November 2019
Venue: OT301, Amsterdam
Tickets: €9 / €6 presale / €3 early entrance
Date: Friday 1 November 2019
Venue: OT301, Amsterdam
Tickets: €9 / €6 presale / €3 early entrance
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Progress Bar S04E01
Date: Friday 1 November 2019
Venue: OT301, Amsterdam
Tickets: €9 / €6 presale / €3 early entrance
https://bit.ly/2mFrtME
Lineup:
Nazar
https://soundcloud.com/nazareth-1
Nazar’s unique take on Angolan kuduro music laces cold synths with cascading percussion and swells of noise. Described by the artist as ‘rough kuduro', his musical world simultaneously explores hope, resilience and pride.
TAYHANA
https://soundcloud.com/tayhana
Argentinian DJ and producer TAYHANA has established herself as one of the most powerful musical forces on the South and Central-American dancefloors, bringing explosive energy and a vast selection of vigorous club tracks.
More artists to be announced soon.
Timetable
20:30 Doors open
21:00–22:30 Talks (lectures, panel discussions & artist talks)
22:30–03:00 Club (DJs & live performances)
Coming for the talks? A limited amount of €3 Early Entrance tickets (arrive before 21:30) are available, including free entry to the club on top!
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Founded in 2015, Progress Bar is a club night dedicated to communal desire and collective joy. After one season in Brighton, and episodes in Vilnius, Kharkiv and Pristina, this is its fourth season in Amsterdam.
More than 100 artists, academics and activists from all over the planet have featured at Progress Bar, such as Elysia Crampton, Le1f, Bbymutha, Nkisi, Eaves, Klein, Gaika, DJ Nigga Fox, Sam Rolfes, Akwugo Emejulu, Ash Sarkar, Flavia Dzodan, Metahaven, Cakes da Killa, DJ Lycox, Linn da Quebrada, Flohio, James Massiah, Toxe, Evian Christ and many more.
Progress Bar is for people interested in the intersection of music you wanna shazam, looks you wanna gram, and politics that bang. Every episode starts with a 90-minute talkshow with guests talking about their work in art, music and social action, and the material conditions that shape it. After the talks we move into the club, and, having spent time listening to the artists talk, dancing to their music will be even more magical.
Date: Friday 1 November 2019
Venue: OT301, Amsterdam
Tickets: €9 / €6 presale / €3 early entrance
https://bit.ly/2mFrtME
Lineup:
Nazar
https://soundcloud.com/nazareth-1
Nazar’s unique take on Angolan kuduro music laces cold synths with cascading percussion and swells of noise. Described by the artist as ‘rough kuduro', his musical world simultaneously explores hope, resilience and pride.
TAYHANA
https://soundcloud.com/tayhana
Argentinian DJ and producer TAYHANA has established herself as one of the most powerful musical forces on the South and Central-American dancefloors, bringing explosive energy and a vast selection of vigorous club tracks.
More artists to be announced soon.
Timetable
20:30 Doors open
21:00–22:30 Talks (lectures, panel discussions & artist talks)
22:30–03:00 Club (DJs & live performances)
Coming for the talks? A limited amount of €3 Early Entrance tickets (arrive before 21:30) are available, including free entry to the club on top!
▮▯▯▯▯▯▯▯
Founded in 2015, Progress Bar is a club night dedicated to communal desire and collective joy. After one season in Brighton, and episodes in Vilnius, Kharkiv and Pristina, this is its fourth season in Amsterdam.
More than 100 artists, academics and activists from all over the planet have featured at Progress Bar, such as Elysia Crampton, Le1f, Bbymutha, Nkisi, Eaves, Klein, Gaika, DJ Nigga Fox, Sam Rolfes, Akwugo Emejulu, Ash Sarkar, Flavia Dzodan, Metahaven, Cakes da Killa, DJ Lycox, Linn da Quebrada, Flohio, James Massiah, Toxe, Evian Christ and many more.
Progress Bar is for people interested in the intersection of music you wanna shazam, looks you wanna gram, and politics that bang. Every episode starts with a 90-minute talkshow with guests talking about their work in art, music and social action, and the material conditions that shape it. After the talks we move into the club, and, having spent time listening to the artists talk, dancing to their music will be even more magical.