Metamatic Forums John Foxx John Foxx and Louis Gordon "Special " gig 29th sept??

Any more info!!
Erm! it would be the day before my 42nd birthday so what better way to celebrate!!
I'd love to book this off work asap!!
(and book a cheap flight down )

From Rob's last Metamatic news letter:-

Saturday the 29th of September, 2007 : The ICA (Institute of
Contemporary Arts), London.
Address : The Mall, London SW1Y 5AH (full details of how to get to
The ICA are available on their website)
Web : http://www.ica.org.uk/

This is going to be a very special John Foxx event - set to last SEVERAL HOURS!
Further details will follow shortly, but I can confirm that
"Metamatic" and "Tiny Colour Movies" will BOTH be performed in their
entirety during the event.

I don't know when tickets are going to be available, but the ICA tell me that they don't sell tickets until 3 months before the event. So if that's the case it will be June when tickets are released...

I am sure that Rob will let us know, but it's going to be a cracker, this one!

Hope to see you there!

Sarah B

It's a shame that the ICA don't sell tickets earlier but I guess it's their policy. I shall be ringing up on the 29th June and pestering them as I don't want to miss this special concert.
Peter

I dont get to as many of John's shows as i would like these days, but theres a very good chance i can get to this one. By all acounts this is a gig not to be missed....

I understand that the tickets for the ICA show (see News ) are due to go on sale in a couple of weeks time - as ever I will post details just as I get confirmation myself...

Rob

This sounds very intriguing. Several hours? Is he going to perform everything he's ever recorded?

As I said above it's my birthday the next day (30th Sep) so I am definately up for this one!!
Would love it to be confirmed asap so I can book time off and a hotel(anyone know what hotels are near the venue??)

I know it's pricey but the Thistle Charing Cross is on the Strand which is easy walking distance from the ICA. I've booked a couple of nights there.

Sarah B

This sounds interesting. Maybe my next trip to London..