Walt Disco make emotionally rich electronic rock with scale, confidence, and intent. Fronted by Jocelyn Si (she/her) alongside Finlay McCarthy, Charlie Lock, Lewis Carmichael, and Jack Martin, the band channel big feeling through deeply personal songwriting that is direct, immersive, and fully formed.
Their sound blends electronic production with analogue synths and driving band dynamics, creating music that feels expansive without losing emotional focus. Walt Disco’s strength lies in clarity and purpose: the songs speak for themselves, meeting listeners head-on without leaning on nostalgia or comparison.
Following the acclaim of their debut album Unlearning, the band have continued to build momentum with a growing international audience. Recent tours supporting Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark across Europe and the US, alongside headline shows in North America, marked a clear step forward and affirmed Walt Disco as a band ready for bigger stages.
Now firmly in a building phase, Walt Disco are focused on developing their live show, releasing new material with intent, and expanding their world at a steady, confident pace. It’s a project defined by emotional honesty, ambition, and forward momentum. Walt Disco carve out a space that feels entirely their own.
An immersive evening of obscure silent films with live electronic soundtracks.
Back this Spring for its third series, Moolakii Club returns with the ever-popular Live Soundtracks to Silent Films – a distinctive audiovisual night blending avant-garde cinema with live experimental electronica.
What to expect
Rare silent films are projected on the big screen while electronic artists perform original soundtracks live, reacting to the visuals in real time.
Nothing is pre-recorded.
No two nights are ever the same.
The result is a shared, immersive experience – cinematic, atmospheric, and deeply engaging.
Featuring
+ Mark Peters
+ Wooden Tape
+ Mayassa
Each artist creates a unique live score, written and performed specifically for the films shown on the night.
Film details to follow
This night is for you if you are:
A fan of experimental, ambient & cinematic electronica
A lover of obscure and early film
Looking for something genuinely different
No prior knowledge needed – just curiosity and an open mind.
First Film 7:30pm
Tickets
Very limited capacity.
Advance booking strongly recommended – these events regularly sell out.
If you’ve experienced it before, you know how special it is.
If you haven’t, this Spring edition is the perfect place to start.
Tell your mates. Grab your tickets. We’ll see you there
We are extremely proud to be working with Tate Liverpool to present Selector – a brand new collaboration that will merge the worlds of contemporary art and contemporary music. The series will launch with Turner Prize-winning artist Mark Leckey guest curating a range of events between 10th and 13th June, including an artist ‘In Conversation’ talk and three fascinating live events, under the title of Music From The Age Of Spiritual Machines.
Selector will explore the musical inspirations on Mark Leckey’s work, through conversation and performance, celebrating the influence music has on his art. Since the latter half of the 20th Century the relationship between music and art in contemporary culture has become increasingly entwined. Artists across genres are inspiring each other, breaking boundaries and experimenting with their practices. Selector is an opportunity to witness these artistic collisions, in a shared, immersive experience.
Moolakii Club returns with their distinctive audiovisual night blending avant-garde cinema with live experimental electronica. This event will feature Mark Leckey productions from his archives being given brand new original soundtracks live, reacting to the visuals in real time. Nothing is pre-recorded. No two nights are ever the same. The result is a shared, immersive experience – cinematic, atmospheric and deeply engaging.
Featuring SI:VX and Sulk Rooms plus special guest TBA.
SULK ROOMS
Yorkshire based composer Sulk Rooms’ sound is defined as luminescent electronica. Slow-morphing textures sequence and cascade, encapsulating intimate moments of colliding sound amongst fluttering arpeggios and transcending synth builds. Drawing the line between euphoric electronica and smoke engulfed drones.
SI:VX
SI/VX explore creative risks that remind us that the most vivid musical moments are often the ones that unsettle us most. Their collisions of noise, ambience and live spontaneity invite us to reconsider what live electronics feels like, not just sound like
We are extremely proud to be working with Tate Liverpool to present Selector – a brand new collaboration that will merge the worlds of contemporary art and contemporary music. The series will launch with Turner Prize-winning artist Mark Leckey guest curating a range of events between 10th and 13th June, including an artist ‘In Conversation’ talk and three fascinating live events, under the title of Music From The Age Of Spiritual Machines.
Selector will explore the musical inspirations on Mark Leckey’s work, through conversation and performance, celebrating the influence music has on his art. Since the latter half of the 20th Century the relationship between music and art in contemporary culture has become increasingly entwined. Artists across genres are inspiring each other, breaking boundaries and experimenting with their practices. Selector is an opportunity to witness these artistic collisions, in a shared, immersive experience.
aya
Huddersfield born, London based artist aya centres her work with the transfigurative power of experience and memory on the physical body.
Her most recent album hexed! was released on Hyperdub and was nominated as The Quietus’ Album Of The Year for 2025. The album confronts the depression and dysfunction of addiction haunting the golden hours that were romanticised on her debut album im hole.
We are extremely proud to be working with Tate Liverpool to present Selector – a brand new collaboration that will merge the worlds of contemporary art and contemporary music. The series will launch with Turner Prize-winning artist Mark Leckey guest curating a range of events between 10th and 13th June, including an artist ‘In Conversation’ talk and three fascinating live events, under the title of Music From The Age Of Spiritual Machines.
Selector will explore the musical inspirations on Mark Leckey’s work, through conversation and performance, celebrating the influence music has on his art. Since the latter half of the 20th Century the relationship between music and art in contemporary culture has become increasingly entwined. Artists across genres are inspiring each other, breaking boundaries and experimenting with their practices. Selector is an opportunity to witness these artistic collisions, in a shared, immersive experience.
RICHIE CULVER
Richie Culver is a multidisciplinary artist whose practice operates at the interstice of contemporary image culture, expanded sound, and post-documentary poetics. His work investigates the unstable architectures of memory, place, and digital subjectivity, examining how personal and collective narratives migrate across media and sediment within aesthetic form.
Richie Culver first realised he understood art at an afterparty. Growing up by the North Sea on the outskirts of Hull, the artist spent his formative years reckoning with the gravitational pull of his hometown, wracked by anxiety, aimlessness, and low self-esteem. After leaving school to work in a caravan factory to facilitate a growing rave habit, Culver began to pull focus onto himself in the abandoned warehouses and knackered bedsits of Hull’s party scene.
Yet the loose, experimental spirit of the afterparty persists. Culver’s bleak seaside poetry is amplified by threadbare loops worn raw and ragged, spray paint rendered as synthesis. Glacial swells of ambience, industrial throbs of noise, and dark, insomniac drones exhale together as a thick, melancholy haze. Above this drifts the faded pulse of the dance music the artist grew up on, the refracted sounds of the night before filtering deliriously into the morning after.
The Mosh Tots Band headline the hippest show in town on Sunday 5th May!
Aimed at children aged 0-8, Mosh Tots is here to introduce young people to the rockin’ world of live music in a safe and fun environment. We believe that live music should be for everyone, no matter your age. For too long live music venues have been off limits for young children and their parents. Mosh Tots flips that on its head and is an opportunity to share the joy of live music together as a family.
Child + Adult: £14.00
Under 1 + Adult: £7.00
Child + Under 1 + 2 Adults: £19.00
1 Additional Adult: £3.50
Parties: £17.95 per child + 1 adult
The Mosh Tots Band headline the hippest show in town this May half-term! Aimed at children aged 0-8, Mosh Tots is there to introduce young people to the rockin’ world of live music in a safe and fun environment.
Future Yard believe that live music should be for everyone, no matter your age. For too long live music venues have been off limits for young children and their parents. Mosh Tots flips that on its head and is an opportunity to share the joy of live music together as a family.
Remember when we use to rave into the wee hours? Want the euphoria of dancing with your arms high above your head to the best 90’s dance tracks, but don’t have a week to recover?
Well the Great Great Grandmother of good times, Nana Funk has teamed together with DJ extraordinaire Chris Herstad Carney to bring you Nana’s Not Night-Time 90’s Rave at The Kabin, Kazimier Garden, Seel Street. Burn off your breakfast and build up your appetite in time for tea.
NANA FUNK is a Cabaret and Burlesque performer who shows that being awesome transcends age. Nana’s mission to challenge ageism is interspersed with a fair amount of body positivity and bringing joy to all around.
“She’s feisty & fabulous.” Catherine Jones, Arts City Liverpool
CHRIS HERSTAD CARNEY is a DJ, radio presenter, event & festival manager, educator and general creative brain from Liverpool. In his DJ career as a solo performer and with renowned collective Mixnots, Chris has played Glastonbury, Creamfields, Isle of Wight, Sound City, Kendal Calling, Standon Calling & Lake of Stars Malawi. Chris co-founded Threshold Festival of Music & Arts which ran for 11 years in Liverpool’s Baltic Triangle district. Tickets also available on the door.
Transmission are proud to present their first mini festival, comprised of queer and trans music from a selection of heavy genres.
Looking for something to do on alternative pride? Get the train to Birkenhead. Carry on the rage and joy of the march with a lineup of politically charged transgender and queer bands and artists.
Expect transgender excellence in the form of electro punk, cybergrind, hardcore and avant garde.
DJ set after party by Dead Animals included with tickets.
50% off tickets available for the Trans+ community, please dm @Transmission.Presents on instagram here.
Lineup
+ Floralis
+ Dead Animals
+ Blondine
+ sevenyearwaitinglist
+ Tanzplatz
+ DA
Fronted by Nigerian singer Eno Williams, Ibibio Sound Machine is a clash of African and electronic elements inspired in equal measure by the golden era of West-African funk & disco and modern post-punk & electro.
The band’s self-titled debut album was released in 2014 on Soundway Records. The follow-up, ‘Uyai’, was released in 2017 on Merge Records.
Ibibio Sound Machine is Eno Williams (vocals), Alfred Kari Bannerman (guitar), Anselmo Netto (percussion), Jose Joyette (drums), Derrick McIntyre (bass), Tony Hayden (trombone, synth), Scott Baylis (trumpet, synth), and Max Grunhard (saxophone, synth)
