Festive illuminations make all of London a light show at this time of year — but if you want a beat with your blinks, check out the Lost In Light Lates series.
Taking the light installation that makes the heart of the exhibition (put together by Squidsoup, the immersive art team behind Four Tet’s iconic Alexandra Palace show staging) and pairing it with DJs and artists, it turns the gallery space into a dazzling club room.
The series kicks off this Friday, December 6th, with a Four Tet x Squidsoup A/V listening party recreating elements of the Alexandra Palace show, and finishes with a New Year's Eve party, with that special night's line-up still under wraps.
Events include a Hospitality Xmas pop-up, a Cross The Tracks night, Ministry of Sound takeover, Anjunabeats Rising label showcase, Shogun Audio & Elevate session, performances by Fat Tony, and more.
The biggest draw might by the Toolroom x Lost In Light collaboration on December 21 though, which will see tech house maestro Martin Ikin joined by CHANEY and Nausica in the venue’s basement club.
As well as club access, tickets also get you access to an after-hours selection of the mind-blowing light installations.
Tickets for the Toolroom event can be found here, and visit the Lost in Light Lates website for more information on the upcoming nights.
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Gerald Lynch is the Editor-in-Chief of Shortlist, keeping careful watch over the site's editorial output and social channels. He's happiest in the front row of a gig for a band you've never heard of, watching 35mm cinema re-runs of classic sci-fi flicks, or propping up a bar with an old fashioned in one hand and a Game Boy in the other.
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