The Black Queen live at The Bodega
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The Black Queen
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Live at The Bodega
Sunday 13 December 2026
14+
Tickets on sale Monday 3rd August: http://alt.tkts.me/tl/daqb
A kind of power synth pop trio, the Black Queen began in casual fashion and developed into a full-blown band treated by its members as much more than an extracurricular project. In 2011, , 's vocalist, and Steven Alexander, a seasoned tech (, , ), began working on material with one another that deviated significantly from the former's main band. Later in the year, Joshua Eustis (, ) was added to the fold, after crossed paths with the multi-instrumentalist, producer, and songwriter at a gig. 's interests had long involved electronic music -- his primary band had covered songs by , , and even -- and he admired Eustis' output with . The two also shared a love for R&B, a genre detectable throughout Eustis' recorded history. Within a couple years, , Alexander, and Eustis were deeply involved in the Black Queen, living with one another in Los Angeles, and supporting each other through bleak personal matters. In 2015, they debuted the Black Queen with the ballad "The End Where We Start" and quickly followed it with the relatively uptempo "Ice to Never," a pair of singles that were closer in construction to 's Immolate Yourself than anything by . Additionally, these songs featured some of 's most melodic and restrained vocal performances without sacrificing any feeling. Fever Daydream, their debut album, was released in January 2016. They went on to promote the record with an international tour later that year before returned to to record their final album, Dissociation, which saw release in October 2016. spent almost the entirety of 2017 touring in support of the record before taking a break and returned the Black Queen fold in 2018 to record their sophomore effort -- Infinite Games -- which saw release in September 2018. ~ Andy Kellman, Rovi
The Black Queen
+ Support TBC
Live at The Bodega
Sunday 13 December 2026
14+
Tickets on sale Monday 3rd August: http://alt.tkts.me/tl/daqb
A kind of power synth pop trio, the Black Queen began in casual fashion and developed into a full-blown band treated by its members as much more than an extracurricular project. In 2011, , 's vocalist, and Steven Alexander, a seasoned tech (, , ), began working on material with one another that deviated significantly from the former's main band. Later in the year, Joshua Eustis (, ) was added to the fold, after crossed paths with the multi-instrumentalist, producer, and songwriter at a gig. 's interests had long involved electronic music -- his primary band had covered songs by , , and even -- and he admired Eustis' output with . The two also shared a love for R&B, a genre detectable throughout Eustis' recorded history. Within a couple years, , Alexander, and Eustis were deeply involved in the Black Queen, living with one another in Los Angeles, and supporting each other through bleak personal matters. In 2015, they debuted the Black Queen with the ballad "The End Where We Start" and quickly followed it with the relatively uptempo "Ice to Never," a pair of singles that were closer in construction to 's Immolate Yourself than anything by . Additionally, these songs featured some of 's most melodic and restrained vocal performances without sacrificing any feeling. Fever Daydream, their debut album, was released in January 2016. They went on to promote the record with an international tour later that year before returned to to record their final album, Dissociation, which saw release in October 2016. spent almost the entirety of 2017 touring in support of the record before taking a break and returned the Black Queen fold in 2018 to record their sophomore effort -- Infinite Games -- which saw release in September 2018. ~ Andy Kellman, Rovi
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The Bodega, 23 Pelham Street, Nottingham, NG1 2ED, United Kingdom
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