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Promenade Cinema + The Brides of the Black Room

Gigs and concerts· Liverpool

Promenade Cinema + The Brides of the Black Room

Promenade Cinema

£17.50a ticket

+ £1.25–£4 order fee

Booking fee included, at See Tickets.

When
Sunday, 8 November 2026, 7.30pm
Where
Rough Trade, HANOVER STREET, L14AF
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About the event

From See Tickets's listing

Promenade Cinema are a UK darkwave/electropop duo whose cinematic synthpop is built on lush, layered electronics, commanding vocals, and hooks that refuse to leave your head. Their sound moves between brooding synthwave and euphoric electro-pop with sweeping melodic intensity. Third album Afterlife (2025) is their most ambitious work yet, and their live reputation - forged at NCN Festival (DE), Infest (UK), Resistanz (UK), ElectriXmas (SE), and upcoming performance at the Out Of Line Weekender 2026 (DE) - speaks for itself. Dark, danceable, and dripping with melody. The Brides of the Black Room are a Swedish collective who've built something far beyond a band. Drawing on members connected to hundreds of acts across Sweden's music scene - from cyberpunk to doom metal - they channel their output through an elaborate mythology of witchcraft and ritual vengeance, structuring albums as "seasons" and songs as "episodes" in an unfolding narrative. The music is a wall of unforgiving synths and seismic bass, equal parts spectacle and incantation. Second album Commander (2025) continues the saga. Prepare accordingly. Opening the night are IAmImperfect they are a Sheffield-based act blending darkwave, synth-pop, industrial, and goth, built around intricate synth arrangements, electronic drums, heavily distorted guitar, and soaring vocal hooks and harmonies.…

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Rough Trade
HANOVER STREET, L14AF

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