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Polygon Live LDN in London,

May 2, 2025 at 1:00 PM  ·  Crystal Palace Park Crystal Palace Park

Polygon Live LDN
May 2
Polygon Live LDN
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Tinariwen are a Grammy-winning, multi-generational Tuareg band from the Sahara. Formed in the late 1970s, their “desert blues” blends West African traditional music with electrified rock’n’roll, rooted in Tuareg displacement across Mali, Algeria, Libya and Niger.
Max Cooper is an electronic composer and multi-disciplinary artist, label founder (Mesh) and former scientist with a PhD in computational biology. He was the first contemporary electronic musician to perform at the Acropolis theatre in Athens.
Pacific Northwest composer/producer Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith blends Buchla-led modular synths, orchestral textures & voice; Rolling Stone’s 2017 avant LP. Collabs: Elfman, Ciani.
English electronic artist Gold Panda, Derwin Dicker, hails from London. Known for his distinctive blend of electronic, UK garage, and folktronica, he crafts sample-heavy glitch-hop and atmospheric techno. His acclaimed debut "Lucky Shiner" featured "You," and "The Work" (2022) and "TON UP" (2026) are notable albums. He won the BBC Sound of 2010 award.
Yīn Yīn are a band from Maastricht, Holland, who entered the scene in 2019. They blend disco, funk and psychedelia with Southeast Asian music and electronic experimentation, and were named “One of Europe’s more exciting acts” by Reeperbahn Festival.
Halina Rice is an electronic music producer and AV artist whose vivid style spans avant-garde soundscapes to beat-driven tracks. Her NEW WORLDS project fuses emotive electronic music with mixed reality visuals; she’s toured the UK and played MUTEK Montreal.
Evan Shornstein, aka Photay, is a Hudson Valley-raised, LA-based multi-instrumentalist known for blending IDM, electronic pop, improvised experimental music with Laraaji, Carlos Niño, and global electronic folk-jazz.
Cosmo, a UK-based multi-instrumentalist and producer, blends genres from anthems to electronic music, often using field recordings. Known for hits "Come Along" and TikTok trend "Birthday Suit," he tours globally. His 2020 album "Wake Up Calls" uses endangered bird sounds. He also runs a fermented hot sauce business with his brother.
Born in Pakistan, Grammy-winning Arooj Aftab blends contemporary & roots styles; acclaimed for Vulture Prince, Night Reign; collabs Beck, Norah Jones, Bonobo.
Dutch electronic duo Weval (Harm Coolen and Merijn Scholte Albers) release club-ready single "Dopamine" on Ninja Tune’s Technicolour imprint, backed by Beatport exclusives "Dopamine (On Acid)" and "Dopamine (DJ Edit)".
Jon Hopkins, born in Wimbledon, England, is a classically trained composer known for ambient techno and immersive film scores. Collaborating with Brian Eno, Coldplay, and King Creosote, his acclaimed albums Immunity and Singularity have both earned Grammy and Mercury Prize nods. Hopkins' style blends intricate beats with meditative textures, evidenced in works like Music for Psychedelic Therapy. His achievements include high chart placements and an Ivor Novello Award nomination, marking him as a significant figure in modern electronic music.
British producer Nitin Sawhney blends electronica, Asian, jazz, and trip-hop styles. Known for albums like "Beyond Skin," he has collaborated with Talvin Singh and James Taylor. Sawhney has scored TV and theater, toured with Sting, earned numerous awards, and received a lifetime achievement Ivor Novello Award.

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Crystal Palace Park

Thicket Rd, London SE19 2GA, UK Directions

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