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A Heavenly Night in the Blue Basement sobe ao palco a 16 de outubro de 2026, The Blue Basement, em London.
A Heavenly night in the Blue Basement
Heavenly Recordings recently teamed up with Third Man Records London to guest edit a special edition of their Literarium Editions pamphlet. Think of it as a one off edition of their HVN FAN ZINE, Third Man style. This edition is only available at Third Man Records London, from inside their famous Literarium. Featuring contributions from Gwenno, Lloyd Bradley, Hannah Al-Shemmeri, Adam Higton, Shola Aleje, Robin Turner and many more.
Join us for an evening of conversation and live music, celebrating the spaces that have shaped us.
Emma Warren, author of ‘Dance Your Way Home’ and ‘Up the Youth Club’ will sit down with Robin Turner, Shola Aleje and Lloyd Bradley, for a conversation on the rich history of the small venues and clubs in Soho and beyond.
As the night moves along we’ll ditch the seats and start dancing. There will be Third Man and Heavenly Jukebox DJs throughout the night and live music from Heavenly’s own Marsy.
*RSVP does not guarrantee entry - First come first served*
*Please note - due to limited seating space, ticket does not guarrantee a seat to the conversation - please ensure to get down early for this part of the event!*
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When was A Heavenly Night in the Blue Basement?
It took place on 16 October 2026.
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It took place at The Blue Basement, London.
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