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The Early Years and Sennen

Gigs and concerts· London

The Early Years and Sennen

£13.50a ticket

+ £1.25–£4 order fee

Booking fee included, at See Tickets.

Dates 2 at The Social

When
Tuesday, 17 November 2026, 7pm
Where
The Social, 5 LITTLE PORTLAND STREET, W1W 7JD
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About the event

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The Early Years and Sennen head out for their first live dates together since 2007 on a UK tour this November. Now reunited as labelmates on celebrated indie imprint Sonic Cathedral, both bands grew out of the fertile UK shoegaze adjacent scene of the early 2000s - the former more influenced by krautrock and drone, the latter combining post-rock and harmonies - but they've been silent for the best part of a decade. Until now. The Early Years released their long-awaited third album, Modern Moonlight, at the end of May to great acclaim, while Sennen are also gearing up to share their first new material in over a decade. The Early Years formed in East London in 2005 and have released three albums, each ten years apart: 2006's self-titled debut for Beggars Banquet, 2016's II, named as one of Uncut's Greatest Albums of the 2010s, and this year's long-awaited Modern Moonlight. They have been remixed by the late, great Andrew Weatherall, praised by Brian Eno and played with Ride. Their live shows are the stuff of legend, and these will be their first for over eight years. Praise for Modern Moonlight: "Rich productions that channel Joy Division, A Certain Ratio and shimmering, DFA-style grooves. A multi-layered treat, and their finest album yet" - Electronic Sound"The band's one-album-pe…

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