The Kynd at THE FIDDLER'S ELBOW

SUPPORT FROM DJ Noel Malaga Charley Stone

The Event

Situated in the heart of Camden, The Fiddlers Elbow is one of London’s longest running independent live music venues. Showcasing live music seven nights a week, The Fiddlers Elbow is renowned for promoting some of the hottest new names in the industry. The retro decor and musical memorabilia make this a bucket list venue for any new talent. So join us at The Fiddlers Elbow and discover your next favourite band!

Meet the lineup

The Kynd

The Kynd have announced the release of their long-awaited long player ‘TIMELINES’, produced by Brian O’Shaughnessy (Primal Scream/My Bloody Valentine) which will hit the shops on 10th March 2023.

Their recent singles have found support from John Kennedy (Radio X), Gary Crowley (BBC Radio London) and Pete Paphides (Soho Radio).

Respected broadcaster and journalist Pete Paphides (Guardian/Mojo) said this;

‘’If you’re partial to that undercelebrated lineage of paisley-patterned post-psych British janglemeisters & powerpop practitioners….I think you’ll love The Kynd.’’

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DJ Noel Malaga

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Charley Stone

Charley Stone (she/they) has played in all-the-bands, including: Sleeper, Desperate Journalist, Salad, Ye Nuns, Gay Dad, The Fallen Women… but is also a solo #artist, occasionally with an Actual Band. Their songs veer from acoustic to garag...

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The details

Key Info

DOORS OPEN

19:30

MINIMUM AGE

Strictly 18+ (I.D may be required)

TICKET PRICE

£10 ADV / £12 OTD

CAPACITY

150

The venue

This classic 150 capacity, no-frills décor venue is steeped in musical history. It is an authentic retro music venue full of musical memorabilia. Open seven nights a week with live music every night, its a music lovers paradise. There is a large standing area in front of a good sized stage, which encourages intimate interaction with performers. In addition to the main area, there’s a seperate small black and white themed bar that gives people a chance to chat in a quieter retreat. This also leads to a small outside smoking area. With low entry prices combined with a late bar (2am), and the cheapest drinks in the area, this all helps to make it a brilliant night out in Londons’ music hub.