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[b]Bonobo presents... OUTLIER
Tobacco Dock London
12th March
12:00pm - 10:30pm[/b]
(Last entry 8pm)

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BONOBO (DJ SET)

[b]In alphabetical order:[/b]

ALEX SMOKE
GEORGE FITZGERALD
GILLES PETERSON
GLENN ASTRO
HODGE
KIASMOS (LIVE)
LAPALUX
LONE
MAYA JANE COLES
NOCTURNAL SUNSHINE
ROMARE
SPECIAL REQUEST
THROWING SNOW
TREVINO

New international event series - [b]Outlier[/b] - curated and headlined by Bonobo has assembled a genre-defying programme of music from some of the industries most innovative talents:

[b]Maya Jane Coles[/b] who will play as both herself and her darker alias, Nocturnal Sunshine. Continuing the theme of bass-leaning pseudonyms, Paul Woolford will also make an appearance as Special Request.

Joining the already stellar lineup is a man who needs little introduction: head-honcho of Worldwide and Bronswood Recordings, [b]Gilles Peterson[/b]. After a game-changing year in 2015, [b]George FitzGerald[/b] will also join ranks, with experimental producer Lapalux and Erased Tapes duo [b]Kiasmos[/b] adding to the event's live music offering.

You will also be able to enjoy [b]Alex Smoke[/b], who has his next album 'Love Over Will' set to drop on R&S on January 22nd, as well as [b]Lone[/b] and enigmatic producer [b]Romare[/b]. Other guests include [b]Throwing Snow, Trevino, Glenn Astro[/b] and [b]Hodge[/b], with more still to be added to the landmark launch party.


[b]Tickets:[/b]
https://lwe.tickettannoy.com/event/hBtX-KJ4EEyVJ5UXZKsJRA

[b]VIP tickets include: [/b]
- Fast track entry
- VIP rooms with comfy sofas and bean bags
- VIP cash bar with cocktails, champagne & premium spirits
- VIP lockers / cloakroom
- VIP toilets

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