Music

05. 09. 2017

Katedrala Hall

BENJAMIN CLEMENTINE

An exclusive performance by one of the most remarkable voices of today!

A vocalist in the range of Leonard Cohen and Nina Simone, with the passion of Edith Piaf. A favourite of Paul McCartney, Zane Lowe and David Byrne. The recipient of the prestigious British Mercury Music Award and the French Grammy Award equivalent. One of the most influential British people, according to several publications. One of the geniuses who defined culture in 2016, according to the New York Times. The voice selected by Damon Albarn to herald this year’s comeback by Gorillaz. Sold out shows all over Europe and the USA. Simply the most original musician of his generation.

When British singer, multi-instrumentalist and poet Benjamin Clementine was wandering around the streets of Paris as a homeless teenager, busking to survive, he probably had no inkling of the honours and success coming his way.

But it took just his first EP, the humble Cornerstone, with a mere three songs, to vanquish all doubt: the young man is one of the most unique talents of his time, leaving even the most hardened of music critics speechless with his incredible tenor and instrumental mastery. His original ballad pop with a hint of classical grandeur, tailored with an exceptional feeling for dramatic arcs and overflowing with emotion, is in a class by itself, just like Clementine’s inspirations ANOHNI and Rufus Wainwright, just to name a few.

We’re overjoyed that one of the rare opportunities to catch a star of this magnitude live is coming up at Kino Šiška in the beginning of September, at his only performance in the region. Don’t make the same mistake that those Parisian passers-by who didn’t give Clementine a chance made. Allow the barefoot troubadour to stun – and captivate – you.

Organisation: Kino Šiška.

Supported by Liveurope. The Liveurope platform brings together and supports European concert venues in their commitment to promote up-and-coming European acts, and actively boosts their touring across European stages and their introduction to new audiences.

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