Transgressive Records have announced a series of special events including Mystery Jets, Arlo Parks and more in celebration of their 20th anniversary.
To celebrate their milestone, the independent music group – comprised of a record label, publisher and management company – have teamed up with War Child and Music Venue Trust to announce a string of gigs in London.
The live shows will feature the likes of Mystery Jets, Arlo Parks, Marika Hackman, Johnny Flynn, The Joy, KOKOKO! and The Moonlandingz. The gigs will take place later this year and will occur in iconic venues around the city.
General ticket sales will commence on Friday (May 31). Visit here to purchase tickets and check out a full list of gigs below. More special events are set to be announced at a later date.
Transgressive Records 20th anniversary celebration gig dates are:
JULY
15 – Arlo Parks / Marika Hackman (SOLO), Open Air Theatre, Regent’s Park
SEPTEMBER
12 – The Moonlandingz / University, The Garage, Highbury & Islington
19 – Johnny Flynn & The River Band / The Joy, Eventim Apollo, Hammersmith
27 – Mystery Jets, EartH Theatre, Dalston
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OCTOBER
1 – KOKOKO!, Village Underground, Shoreditch
Speaking about the shows in a press release, company partners Toby L, Tim Dellow and Lilas Bourboulon jointly state: “We are thrilled to celebrate the first twenty years of Transgressive. It’s a harrowing understatement to remark upon what a challenging time it is in the world right now, but we hope that the activities we’re planning can continue to shine a light on the irrepressible, unifying power of music and art, and the potency and strength of the human spirit.”
They continued: “To kickstart our anniversary, we wanted to reflect the eclecticism and inclusivity of the company’s roster and culture by putting together some communal moments. Since our earliest days, we’ve curated and staged shows and events, and it felt like the most natural way to share the joy and gratitude that we feel for making it this far.”
In other news, Arlo Parks is set to perform at this year’s edition of Glastonbury and All Points East.
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