You Are Here is a new, wildly eclectic, three-day independent music festival in East Kent.
Grassroots music promoters from across East Kent take over every space in the Gulbenkian Arts Centre presenting artists from a huge range of genres. Whether you’re into West African griot mixed with Belgian punk (Avalanche Kaito), flamboyantly absurd disco (Chewy She), hard-hitting post-punk (Shelf Lives) or retro-future electro-shambles (Paddy Steer) you’ll find something exciting here.
TICKETS: You can buy tickets for individual days, or for the whole weekend. Tickets are limited to 300 so book early to avoid disappointment!
Full three-day festival tickets are only £40 (£30 early bird until 31 Jan) – book here
For individual day tickets – book here
Fri 27 Feb – £15
- Liam Magill – 6pm, Colyer-Fergusson Hall
- Mop Collective – 7pm, Gulbenkian Theatre
- Rage Against the Tagine – 8pm, Colyer-Fergusson Hall
- Shelf Lives – 9pm, Gulbenkian Theatre
- Chewy She – 10pm, Colyer-Fergusson Hall
Sat 28 Feb – £25
- Youth Stage – 12.30pm, The Platform
- Discovery Stage – 3.30pm, The Platform
- Deep Listen – 4pm, Colyer-Fergusson Hall
- Coastal Electronauts – 5pm, Gulbenkian Theatre
- Discovery Stage – 5.30pm, The Platform
- Q&A – 7pm, The Platform
- Josh Magill – 7pm, Colyer-Fergusson Hall
- Paddy Steer – 8pm, Gulbenkian Theatre
- Masiba – 9pm, Colyer-Fergusson Hall
- TBC – 10pm, Gulbenkian Theatre
- Avalanche Kaito – 11pm, Colyer-Fergusson Hall
Sun 1 Mar – £10
- Daylight Music – 2-4pm, Colyer-Fergusson Hall
About You Are Here
You Are Here is brought to you by: Free Range, Gulbenkian Arts Centre, Smugglers, The Hot Tin, Daylight Music, The Crash of Moons Club, Coastal Electronauts, Deep Listen, The Rockstar Experience & Big Cheese Arts.
The unique thing about You Are Here is the collaboration between nine Kent-based promoters and the communities they represent. Grassroots music promoters are improbable magicians, creating joyful communal gatherings at a time when this is both very hard to do and much needed.
Our region has such a diverse cultural life but without a major metropolitan hub our creative scenes often exist in isolation. You Are Here aims to bring these scenes together, joining the dots between the constellations and celebrating the full extent of what we have here in East Kent.
