Afterhours

Italian group Afterhours bring their Quello che non c'è tour to Islington Assembly Hall in London, marking the anniversaries of their 1987 debut EP and their 2002 album of the same name.

Afterhours are an Italian group formed in 1985, who blend indie rock and alternative rock. They signed to Toast Records, and their first album, During Christine's Sleep, came out in 1990. Their debut was the 7-inch EP My Bit Boy, released in 1987.

The tour, titled Quello che non c'è, celebrates forty years since that EP and twenty-five years since the album Quello che non c'è, released in 2002. The band present the anniversary as a key milestone in their own history and in Italian music. The London date is part of a run of shows across several dates on this tour.

The concert takes place at Islington Assembly Hall, a Grade II listed building in London that hosts concerts and shows. Shifa Ligero and Clara Rosa also appear on the bill alongside Afterhours, and the evening suits listeners who follow the band's catalogue from its early releases onwards.