Celtronic Festival reveals Together : Apart online streams featuring Move D, Andrew Weatherall, Eamon Harkin, Or:la, Space Dimension Controller, Arvo Party & many more
Derry’s Celtronic festival is one of the many festival casualties that can’t take place in real life this summer so they have announced some juicy online streams under the banner Together : Apart to take place from Tuesday June 30th until Sunday July 5th and it’s a big one.
Promising 100 hours + of exclusive performances from 60 local, national and international artists, Celtronic’s online events include streams from:
Luxembourg classical and experimental pianist Francesco Tristano, Move D, Gerd Janson, Eamon Harkin (Mister Saturday Night), Derry’s own Or:la, David Holmes, Marshall Jefferson, Carl Craig and more.
Live performance of electronic music from home from Boxcutter, Paddy Mulcahy, Arvo Party, Optmst, Joe O’Hagan and The Cyclist.
‘Sounds from A Lost Dancefloor’ will see some of Ireland’s leading electronic music artists including Phil Kieran, Space Dimension Controller and Autumns perform live sets at St Columbs Hall.
Recently unearthed sets from the Celtronic archive including a two hour set from the late Andrew Weatherall, recorded in Masons Bar in 2009.
DJ sets from Queen & Disco, Bekuz x Influx, Osilate, Twitch, Deep Fried Funk and Hotline.
Nialler9 has put together an all-Irish electronic live stream mix that will go out as part of the festival.
BBC Radio Ulster’s Stephen McCauley Show will feature some of the best performances at Celtronic over the years each evening from 7.30pm – 9.30pm on Monday 29th June through to Thursday 2nd July. On Saturday 4th July BBC Northern Ireland will celebrate dance music with a special Lock-in Beats event – an 8 hour party featuring exclusive new sets, Celtronic Together: Apart festival coverage and classic performances from the BBC archive.The night will be streamed live on bbc.co.uk/nilive from 7pm and will also be available on BBC Radio Foyle DAB, BBC Radio Foyle Sounds. After midnight BBC Radio Ulster and BBC Radio Foyle FM join to continue Lock-in Beats with special sets from headlining DJs right through until 3am. There’ll be new and exclusive sets from Caoimhe Mooreland and Holly Lester. From the BBC archive, there’ll be incredible live performances from Lemon Jelly and Radioactive Man; and DJ sets from Dave Clarke and special festival recordings from Space Dimension Controller, Phil Kieran and Queen and Disco.
Celtronic 2020 is free to access and will be streamed on a number of platforms including http://www.celtronicfestival.com, http://www.youtube.com/celtronicfestival and http://www.facebook.com/celtronicfestival.
Celtronic 2020: Together Apart is supported by Derry City & Strabane District Council, Arts Council Northern Ireland and BBC Radio Foyle and BBC Radio Ulster.
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