NIGHT OF POWER

Lorum Ipsum music is an atmospheric, evocative, and emotional hybrid of the Welsh folk tradition, and of contemporary influences and working practices. Building on a deepened, almost ambient sound picture, the songs take you into the landscape and the emotions that it evokes. Music is a living thing, not a museum piece, and the way that 9Bach compose and perform reflect this.

Lorum Ipsum are Lisa Jen on vocals and Martin Hoyland on guitars, together with Dan Swain (bass guitar), Esyllt Glyn Jones (harp, vocals), and Mirain Roberts (vocals).

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Known for her unique use of the fiddle as an accompaniment to her vocals, Creole folk star Germa Adan uses delicate yet intricate rhythm and harmonies in her work to create intriguing songs influenced by Haitian, American and British folk fused with classical music.

Her storytelling style has a strong undercurrent of social consciousness at the heart of her music and a desire to explore themes of the past and the modern day.

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They bring people together to experience extraordinary music in unforgettable places, rekindling connections with nature, tradition and community.

Founded in 2005 by Mercury-nominated artist Sam Lee, The Nest Collective began as a small gathering of music and folk lovers. Today, their vibrant programme features outstanding emerging and established folk, world and roots artists from across the globe.

Lorum Ipsum Artist’s chosen charity

20% of every streaming ticket sale will go towards Friends of the Earth. Chosen by The Nest Collective, this charity is close to the organisation’s heart.

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Venue: Grand Junction is a new venue for the community, arts and culture based at St Mary Magdalene Church. Our mission is to create and present an eclectic, collaborative programme of music, arts and performance for young people, families and adults. We also have a café serving delicious food overlooking the canal.

Covid-19 Policy 

As of 24 February the government is removing all remaining Covid-19 restrictions.

At Grand Junction we will continue to do a number of things to keep our staff and audiences as safe as possible.

While you are no longer legally required to self-isolate if you test positive for COVID-19, it is still advised that you stay at home to avoid contact with other people. Please bear this in mind before travelling to an event at Grand Junction if you have tested positive for COVID-19.

We welcome audience members and staff wearing face coverings if they wish to do so.

Hand sanitiser stations are positioned around the building.

Careful consideration of entry and exit points to avoid crowding. We will check your ticket at the entrance to the venue to avoid queuing and crowds forming indoors.

Regular cleaning and regular ventilation of the space, to ensure a flow of clean air.

Click here to view Grand Junction’s full Covid-safety information. Please feel free to contact us at info@grandjunction.org.uk if you have any further questions.

Night of Power returns this February; an exciting event aimed at championing young performers, giving them their chance to perform live to an audience. The evening will be a showcase of London’s up-and-coming young singers, rappers, poets and performers who are eager to get on stage after lockdowns have dampened such activities.

Not only will Night of Power be performed by young people, but it will be organised by them too, with the production and direction of the show in the hands of some very talented young organisers. All this has been made possible with the help of our friends at The Avenues Youth Project, Westminster Academy, Paddington Academy, The Rise Collective, Westminster University, Future Men and Amberly Youth Club.

Tickets are free, but booking is required.