- What's on
- Worthing
- Classical and candlelight concerts
- The Blackheart Orchestra
Classical and candlelight concerts· Worthing
The Blackheart Orchestra
- When
- Sunday, 28 March 2027, 5.45pm
- Where
- The Factory Live, 9 Ivy Arch Rd, Worthing, BN14 8BX
- Sold by
- See Tickets
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About the event
From See Tickets's listing
The Blackheart Orchestra are British multi-award winning, multi-instrumentalists Chrissy Mostyn and Rick Plkington. They comprise a two person 'orchestra' playing up to 13 instruments in their unique live show. From their onstage 'musical space station' they create highly emotional contemporary rock music featuring a multitude of sounds and atmospheres from acoustic and electric guitars, bass and bowed guitar to piano, organ, vintage synthesisers, omnichord, melodica and electric percussion. They have been described as a modern day Pink Floyd with influences from as far afield as Kate Bush, Portishead and Cocteau Twins to modern composers Steve Reich and Philip Glass. They combine their folk and rock roots with electronica and classical with Genesis founder Steve Hackett calling their music "Powerful and inspiring". Recent single 'Bloodlines' reached #19 in the UK with BBC 6 music calling it "Intensely beautiful". Their last two albums both achieved Top 20 positions with latest album 'Hotel Utopia' charting at #13 in the UK and winning Best British Album, Best Song and Best Female Vocalist in the USA Progressive Rock Awards. "Epic"Uncut "Ethereal" Daily Express "Intensely beautiful"Chris Hawkins BBC Radio 6 Music "Simply one of the most beautiful and powerful artists I have ever…
Getting there
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How I list these
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