Look Mum No Computer

An electronic music concert by Look Mum No Computer, the solo project of an artist who has released singles, albums and EPs and built a following through YouTube and unusual homemade instruments.

Look Mum No Computer, also written as LMNC, is a solo electronic music project. The artist began a solo career in 2016 and has since released singles, albums and EPs, as well as producing and co-writing music for other artists. Work from the project includes a multi-date tour of Germany and the UK's entry at the Eurovision Song Contest with the single Eins, Zwei, Drei.

The project's YouTube channel was launched in 2013 and has gathered more than 85 million views, with around 1.4 million followers and subscribers across the artist's social accounts. The artist also builds unconventional electronic instruments, among them an organ made from Furbies and Game Boys, a synthesiser bicycle and keyboards that shoot flames.

The concert takes place at Belgrave Music Hall, a concert and performance venue on Cross Belgrave Street in Leeds. It will appeal to listeners interested in electronic music and in inventive, self-built instruments.