Free electronic music open mic night with live performances, visuals and a screening of 'A Year In The Life of RG EMOM' at South Street Arts Centre.
Goldbringer are playing at South Street Arts Centre on Thursday 29 October, as part of RG EMOM, the electronic music open mic night run by the XOX Project. It's the music charity arm of Readipop, and this one marks the night's return to South Street after a five-month break.
Goldbringer are a trio that blends electronics and psychedelia, and they're one of six acts on the bill. Joining them are AM Frequencies, Ekocam, Sudden Creation, The Data Leaks, and The Old Recruits. Five of those six are making their RG EMOM debut, so it's a night of mostly new faces. Between the sets, there's a screening of A Year In The Life of RG EMOM, a mini-documentary by Matt Hulse.
The night pairs live electronic performances with live visuals and extended sets, and it's built as a platform for exploration as much as for listening, with conversations running alongside the music. If you're a performer yourself and want to play at this or a future EMOM, the organisers invite you to join their Facebook group or sign up via their survey.
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It runs from 19:00 to 22:30, with the bar opening at 19:00 and doors at 19:20. Entry is free, though donations are appreciated. You'll find it at South Street Arts Centre, 21 South Street, Reading RG1 4QU.
