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Vox Lumiere transforms iconic silent films into explosive live experiences with original music and powerhouse vocals.
It’s a rock concert, theatrical event, and cinematic journey rolled into one.
VOX LUMIERE METROPOLIS
UPCOMING SHOWS
“Singers and musicians performing to silent films.
How friggin’ cool is that !?”
~ Phillylist

08 Sept 2026, 19:30 – 21:00 BSTThe Old Rep, Station St, Birmingham B5 4DY, UKThe Old Rep - Birmingham, UK Award-winning Vox Lumiere transforms Fritz Lang’s iconic 1927 silent masterpiece Metropolis into an explosive live experience with original music and powerhouse vocals. "Singers and musicians performing to silent films. How friggin’ cool is that!?" ~ Phillylist
Wed 09 Sept


Sat 12 Sept12 Sept 2026, 19:30 – 21:00 BSTThe Old Market, 11A Upper Market St, Brighton, Brighton and Hove, Hove BN3 1AS, UKThe Old Market - Hove, UK Award-winning Vox Lumiere transforms Fritz Lang’s iconic 1927 silent masterpiece Metropolis into an explosive live experience with original music and powerhouse vocals.
Sun 13 Sept
Tue 15 Sept15 Sept 2026, 19:30 – 21:00 BSTThe Eric Morecambe Centre, Rothamsted Park Trail, Harpenden AL5 2FR, UKEric Morecambe Centre - Harpenden , UK Award-winning Vox Lumiere transforms Fritz Lang’s iconic 1927 silent masterpiece Metropolis into an explosive live experience with original music and powerhouse vocals.
Wed 16 Sept16 Sept 2026, 19:30 – 21:10The Lowther Pavilion Theatre & Gardens, Lowther Terrace, Lytham Saint Annes FY8 5QQ, UKLowther Pavilion - Lytham St Annes, UK Award-winning Vox Lumiere transforms Fritz Lang’s iconic 1927 silent masterpiece Metropolis into an explosive live experience with original music and powerhouse vocals.
Thu 17 Sept
Fri 18 Sept18 Sept 2026, 19:30 – 21:00 BSTTheatre Royal Winchester, Jewry St, Winchester SO23 8SB, UKTheatre Royal Winchester - Winchester, UK Award-winning Vox Lumiere transforms Fritz Lang’s iconic 1927 silent masterpiece Metropolis into an explosive live experience with original music and powerhouse vocals.
Sat 19 Sept19 Sept 2026, 19:30 – 21:00 BSTTung Auditorium - Yoko Ono Lennon Centre, 60 Oxford St, Liverpool L7 3NY, UKTung Auditorium - Liverpool, UK Award-winning Vox Lumiere transforms Fritz Lang’s iconic 1927 silent masterpiece Metropolis into an explosive live experience with original music and powerhouse vocals.
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Thu 08 Oct08 Oct 2026, 20:00 – 21:30 BSTPlayhouse Whitley Bay, Playhouse, Marine Ave, Whitley Bay NE26 1LZ, UKPlayhouse Whitley Bay - Whitley Bay, UK Award-winning Vox Lumiere transforms Fritz Lang’s iconic 1927 silent masterpiece Metropolis into an explosive live experience with original music and powerhouse vocals.
Sat 10 Oct10 Oct 2026, 19:30 – 21:00 BSTThe Festival Theatre at Hever Castle, Hever Castle, Hever, Edenbridge TN8 7NG, UKThe Festival Theatre at Hever Castle - Hever, UK Award-winning Vox Lumiere transforms Fritz Lang’s iconic 1927 silent masterpiece Metropolis into an explosive live experience with original music and powerhouse vocals.
Sun 11 Oct


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The AI Incident
This week I accidentally started a tiny war on the internet. My weapon? A three-second robot video.


The Dirty Secrets of Rock ’n’ Roll
Every marketing guru and music industry “insider” on Earth will tell you the same thing:
“People want to see behind the scenes.”
They want the real inside scoop.
The day-to-day glamour.
The backstage chaos.
The rock ’n’ roll lifestyle.
Well… I’m here to pull back the curtain.
And honestly?
It's a lot of spreadsheets.


Night One: The Old Rep, Birmingham UK
Now… I feel a little bad for The Old Rep.
Because at one point it was just *The Rep*. A perfectly good name. A perfectly good theatre. Everybody happy.
Then one day somebody apparently said, “You know what we need? Another theatre.”
And instead of coming up with a new name like civilized people, they built a new theatre and basically went:
“Well… I guess the original one is the *old* one now.”
Which feels a little harsh.
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