Cabaret Voltaire's Final UK Tour

A farewell tour by Cabaret Voltaire, the Sheffield electronic group, with Gazelle Twin also on the bill, presented at The Roundhouse in London.

Cabaret Voltaire formed in Sheffield in 1973 and became one of the defining electronic and experimental groups of the late 1970s and 1980s. Richard H. Kirk and Stephen Mallinder were central to the group, which moved from the early tape-based experiments of its first releases to a dance-oriented sound. Its single Just Fascination, from 1983, was among its most widely heard records. The tour is billed as the group's final UK dates, and Gazelle Twin appears alongside them.

Gazelle Twin is the project of an English musician whose work draws on experimental electronic and avant-garde sounds. The concert is staged at The Roundhouse, a converted railway engine shed in Camden that now hosts concerts and shows across a wide range of genres. The evening will suit listeners who follow the group's catalogue or the experimental electronic scene it helped shape.