John Cale
Southbank Centre, Royal Festival Hall, SE1 8XX , [Venue Details]Legendary musician John Cale takes to the stage for his first tour since the release of his most recent album, POPtical Illusion.
John Cale has always been a musician of the times, helping to usher in titanic shifts in sound and culture.
The bleeding edge drones of his Sun Blindness Music opened the path to The Velvet Underground, while the frantic rock of Fear and Slow Dazzle – not to mention his production with Patti Smith and the Stooges – framed a half-century of punk, post-punk and art-rock. And his curiosity about the way electronics could be more than a gimmick in rock music served as an inspiration to an uncountable number of crucial scenes.
POPtical Illusion is Cale’s first solo album in seven years. An exploration of synthesisers and samples, organs and pianos, it journeys through the turmoil of the last few years, while – in Cale’s classic style – turning to the future.
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Admission: £36.50
Performer name: John Cale
Age restriction: Under-14s accompanied by an adult
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John Cale
Friday, 21 Mar 2025 @7.30pm
Southbank Centre, Royal Festival Hall, SE1 8XXMore Information
Legendary musician John Cale takes to the stage for his first tour since the release of his most recent album, POPtical Illusion.
John Cale has always been a musician of the times, helping to usher in titanic shifts in sound and culture.
The bleeding edge drones of his Sun Blindness Music opened the path to The Velvet Underground, while the frantic rock of Fear and Slow Dazzle – not to mention his production with Patti Smith and the Stooges – framed a half-century of punk, post-punk and art-rock. And his curiosity about the way electronics could be more than a gimmick in rock music served as an inspiration to an uncountable number of crucial scenes.
POPtical Illusion is Cale’s first solo album in seven years. An exploration of synthesisers and samples, organs and pianos, it journeys through the turmoil of the last few years, while – in Cale’s classic style – turning to the future.
Admission: £36.50
Performer name: John Cale
Age restriction: Under-14s accompanied by an adult
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