With another edition of the K-Music Festival just around the corner, and this year it’s inevitably going to be quite a sui-generis and unique one, we wanted you to get acquainted with one of the acts making the bill of the Korean-music focussed event, which is starting on Saturday for the...
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We all know that we won’t be able to travel to South-East Asia for a while, however, thanks to the Korean Cultural Centre and Serious, we are going to be blessed with a two-week-long cultural travel corridor between South Korea and the UK. Starting from Friday 30th of October, the...
30/10/2020 - 16/11/2020 12:00 am K-Music Festival 2020
12:00 am K-Music Festival 2020
31/01/2020 7:30 pm - 10:30 pm Wacław Zimpel + Park Jiha LSO St Luke’s, London
The one that follows is our third interview with Park Jiha in five years. If you have already read the previous ones, you might presume that it’s old hat, but nothing could be more wrong. In fact, it’s as if, through the years, we have met three different artists. Despite...
Since 1990, Bagri Foundation has constantly been a reference for Asian culture enthusiasts, supporting and presenting the London audience with artists and works from the Near to the Far East. You can have a sneak peek at their credo, joining them at Cafe OTO this November for a music series...
07/11/2019 - 14/11/2019 7:30 pm - 11:30 pm At the Cutting Edge: Experimental Sounds of Asia Cafe Oto, London
Festivals are not our favourites when trying to select what to include in our London Gig Guide. We always struggle to recommend single shows and omit others. The same happened when looking at the K-Music 2019 calendar. Spread over two months, the sixth edition of the festival, organised by Serious...
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The last decade has seen Korean musicians spreading their names all over the world. One of the reasons behind their popularity lies in their ability to bring their tradition forward. Many of them grew up studying, making it their own and interpreting it, and now they feel it’s time to...