Four Tet Returns To Alexandra Palace; How To Get Tickets

Four Tet has confirmed plans for a show at London’s Alexandra Palace.

The producer hosted a stint at the North London venue – dubbed the People’s Palace – in 2023, and it earned rapturous reviews.

An immersive experience with an ambitious audio-visual set-up, Clash raised the performance:

There is a warm quality to the performance, leading into a more downtempo, ambient first hour that celebrates the bucolic likes of ‘Green’ and ‘Romantics,’ a gorgeous highlight of the evening. Filling the room with fluttering harps, bells and woodland samples, the powerful sonics within the space truly take you aback – accentuated further by a 360 sound engineering. ‘Two Thousand And Seventeen’ is yet another glorious moment that unites all crowds: disorientating, atmospheric and contrasting in its whooshing noise and sonorous, pure dulcimer. It’s an experience that falls nothing short of spiritual, followed by ‘Baby’ which assuredly marks a turning point.

Later given a vinyl release, the Alexandra Palace dates have become part of Four Tet lore – and he’s set for another chapter this Autumn.

The producer plays the London venue on November 21st. Ticket pre-sale opens tomorrow (May 7th) at 10am.

Sign up now for early release tickets.

Four Tet has confirmed plans for a show at London’s Alexandra Palace.

The producer hosted a stint at the North London venue – dubbed the People’s Palace – in 2023, and it earned rapturous reviews.

An immersive experience with an ambitious audio-visual set-up, Clash raised the performance:

There is a warm quality to the performance, leading into a more downtempo, ambient first hour that celebrates the bucolic likes of ‘Green’ and ‘Romantics,’ a gorgeous highlight of the evening. Filling the room with fluttering harps, bells and woodland samples, the powerful sonics within the space truly take you aback – accentuated further by a 360 sound engineering. ‘Two Thousand And Seventeen’ is yet another glorious moment that unites all crowds: disorientating, atmospheric and contrasting in its whooshing noise and sonorous, pure dulcimer. It’s an experience that falls nothing short of spiritual, followed by ‘Baby’ which assuredly marks a turning point.

Later given a vinyl release, the Alexandra Palace dates have become part of Four Tet lore – and he’s set for another chapter this Autumn.

The producer plays the London venue on November 21st. Ticket pre-sale opens tomorrow (May 7th) at 10am.

Sign up now for early release tickets.

Four Tet has confirmed plans for a show at London’s Alexandra Palace.

The producer hosted a stint at the North London venue – dubbed the People’s Palace – in 2023, and it earned rapturous reviews.

An immersive experience with an ambitious audio-visual set-up, Clash raised the performance:

There is a warm quality to the performance, leading into a more downtempo, ambient first hour that celebrates the bucolic likes of ‘Green’ and ‘Romantics,’ a gorgeous highlight of the evening. Filling the room with fluttering harps, bells and woodland samples, the powerful sonics within the space truly take you aback – accentuated further by a 360 sound engineering. ‘Two Thousand And Seventeen’ is yet another glorious moment that unites all crowds: disorientating, atmospheric and contrasting in its whooshing noise and sonorous, pure dulcimer. It’s an experience that falls nothing short of spiritual, followed by ‘Baby’ which assuredly marks a turning point.

Later given a vinyl release, the Alexandra Palace dates have become part of Four Tet lore – and he’s set for another chapter this Autumn.

The producer plays the London venue on November 21st. Ticket pre-sale opens tomorrow (May 7th) at 10am.

Sign up now for early release tickets.

Four Tet has confirmed plans for a show at London’s Alexandra Palace.

The producer hosted a stint at the North London venue – dubbed the People’s Palace – in 2023, and it earned rapturous reviews.

An immersive experience with an ambitious audio-visual set-up, Clash raised the performance:

There is a warm quality to the performance, leading into a more downtempo, ambient first hour that celebrates the bucolic likes of ‘Green’ and ‘Romantics,’ a gorgeous highlight of the evening. Filling the room with fluttering harps, bells and woodland samples, the powerful sonics within the space truly take you aback – accentuated further by a 360 sound engineering. ‘Two Thousand And Seventeen’ is yet another glorious moment that unites all crowds: disorientating, atmospheric and contrasting in its whooshing noise and sonorous, pure dulcimer. It’s an experience that falls nothing short of spiritual, followed by ‘Baby’ which assuredly marks a turning point.

Later given a vinyl release, the Alexandra Palace dates have become part of Four Tet lore – and he’s set for another chapter this Autumn.

The producer plays the London venue on November 21st. Ticket pre-sale opens tomorrow (May 7th) at 10am.

Sign up now for early release tickets.