KiLNE

KiLNE rebuilds electronic music for a large ensemble of brass and drums. This Leeds concert is the group's first headline show in the city, with a set drawn from its own recordings.

KiLNE rebuilds electronic music for a big band of up to twenty players. Its line-up is divided equally between drums and brass, and the musicians come from jazz, big band, brass band and classical backgrounds, so every arrangement is played on real instruments.

The project focuses on British electronic styles such as drum and bass, dubstep and pop dance. Over two EP releases so far, it has reinterpreted tracks by Rudimental, The Prodigy, Becky Hill and Chase & Status, among others. Its ambitious music videos have been widely shared online, collecting millions of plays.

This is KiLNE's first headline show in Leeds, arranged in response to demand. Audiences can expect familiar songs from the catalogue alongside exclusive live tracks. Brudenell Social Club, which began as a working men's club, mainly hosts pop, rock and indie concerts.