Skip to content
Enjoy! - What's on

Cornelius

Barbican Centre, LondonSaturday 19. June 2027 7pmFrom £46
Cornelius
🎵 Music

About

Eat Your Own Ears and the Barbican presentCorneliusPlus special guests"Cornelius returns after a mesmerising sold-out show in 2024, bringing new music from his…

Eat Your Own Ears and the Barbican presentCorneliusPlus special guests"Cornelius returns after a mesmerising sold-out show in 2024, bringing new music from his highly anticipated album’ 'REFRACTIONS', plus fan favourites.Cornelius is the project of Japanese musician, producer and composer Keigo Oyamada.

For more than three decades he has garnered a reputation as one of the most distinctive, forward-thinking artists in modern experimental pop and for putting on spectacular live shows with synchronised visuals.His breakthrough album Fantasma (1997), gained global recognition, with eight acclaimed studio albums to follow.

Oyamada has become one of the most sought after producer/remixers in the world, working with artists including Blur, Beck, MGMT, James Brown & Yoko Ono.The new album ‘REFRACTIONS' out 19th August on Eat Your Own Ears Recordings, is shaped through artistic exchange, featuring longtime friend and collaborator Sean Ono Lennon as well as contributions from Brazilian icon Arto Lindsay and cult hero Bid of The Monochrome Set. “This time, instead of turning inward, I wanted to open the work through interaction with others,” says Keigo.

The album arrives during a period of accelerating change, exploring ideas of perception, shifting realities, memory and interconnected consciousness.

REFRACTIONS marks the start of a remarkable new chapter for Cornelius, an artist who remains entirely singular in the landscape of modern music.Presented by Eat Your Own Ears.This is a 5+ event (Under 14s accompanied by someone 16+)

Barbican Centre

Silk Street, EC2Y 8DS London

Organiser

🏢

Barbican Centre

Event ID:

Accommodation nearby

Available hotels and Airbnbs near Barbican Centre

🔔
Get notified about new music in London
We let you know when something exciting is happening where you live.

Similar activities

Explore more