Midlake return with a set that balances radiant folk and contemplative rock. The Texan band blends expansive guitars, vintage keyboards and rich vocal harmonies to create a cinematic soundscape where melodies recall The Beach Boys and sixties–seventies folk. Their new album A Bridge Too Far frames the programme, carried by warm arrangements and layered textures. Signed to Bella Union and seldom seen in Europe, Midlake deliver an immersive, nostalgic yet modern musical experience.

Presented by Antigel Festival, Anna von Hausswolff transforms organ and voice into a monumental, cathedral-like soundscape. Her magnetic presence blends gothic fervour and dark rock vertigo, where sacred solemnity meets obscure trance. The performance unfolds as ritual, with thunderous organ textures and a voice that soars from whisper to roar, creating immersive sonic catharses. Sparse electronic and resonant tones sculpt tense atmospheres, guiding listeners through hypnotic passages and intense emotional release.

The Antigel Festival presents Last Train at Alhambra. Celebrated as a fierce revival of French rock, this dynamic band delivers a cathartic and unforgettable performance, having already set major European festivals alight. It’s an intense musical experience not to be missed.

Presented as part of Antigel Festival, Jeff Tweedy offers a rare solo performance that foregrounds songwriting, storytelling and an intimate stage presence. The Wilco leader distils decades of Americana into spare, resonant arrangements, where lyrical wit and melancholic warmth alternate. Lighting and sound sculpt close, reflective atmospheres that highlight his voice and guitar, inviting attentive listening and quiet emotion. This concert traces his singular career through pared-back melodies and candid narration, revealing the timeless potency of contemporary American songwriting.

Earl Sweatshirt stands at the center of a stripped-back concert that foregrounds intimacy and introspection. Performing material from his 2025 album Live Laugh Love, he turns doubts, scars and the contradictions of fatherhood into hushed, razor‑sharp verses. Minimal, lo‑fi arrangements and a raw, candid delivery create a hypnotic atmosphere where silence and texture matter as much as rhyme. The result is an immersive, confessional evening revealing a more vulnerable, inventive side of a singular artist.

Durand Jones & The Indications deliver a revival of soul and rhythm & blues, blending vintage warmth with modern clarity. Fronted by Durand Jones, the band balances rich, horn-tinged arrangements and taut grooves with velvety vocals and precise musicianship. Their sound honours classic American soul while reframing it for contemporary ears, creating moments of quiet intimacy and ecstatic release. On stage the group builds layered textures and dynamic shifts, transporting listeners through nostalgia and renewed emotional immediacy.