Les membres du CCAS ont concocté un après-midi festif pour fêter la fin d’année avec tous les aînés du village. Patricia Testa, maire, au nom du CCAS, a rappelé qu’il s’agissait de l’occasion de se re ...

Recently named Best Live Act at the Northern Ireland Music Prize, Sister Ghost will bring her signature blend of grunge, dark power-pop, and electrifying energy to the Waterfront Studio on February 14 ...

Death in Vegas, play Mandela Hall 2nd of May 2026. It’s a band now firmly planted in the pantheon of electronic cult acts such as Cabaret Voltaire, Chris & Cosey and Nitzer Ebb.

The genius of Cabaret Voltaire is frequently discussed – especially of late thanks to a run of sell-out comeback gigs ...

Cabaret Voltaire formed in Sheffield in 1973 and initially composed of Stephen Mallinder, Richard H. Kirk, and Chris Watson. Apparently they got their name from the Zürich nightclub that fostered the ...

“WE will not allow any dancing, running up and down the aisle, is that clear with everybody?”… the ominous intro from The Voice Of America signals the welcome resurgence of legendary Sheffield ...

In 2020, Cabaret Voltaire returned with Shadow Of Fear, their first album in 26 years. The following year, the British industrial group suffered the loss of co-founder Richard H. Kirk. Now, the band ...

Season 6 of Joseline’s Cabaret heads to California with a wild cast mix. See who is returning, who is new, and how early drama’s already popping off. Joseline’s ...

The Zeus Network’s explosive reality series Joseline’s Cabaret returns with its sixth season, spanning multiple California cities and even a stop in Las Vegas. Joseline Hernandez is back and bolder ...

Synth Club at the Drama Studio. Wayne Hoyle. Gut Level feels less like a venue and more like a briefly glimpsed vision: a discrete den of decadence, or a liminal diamond casting an incandescent beacon ...

Le 23 e numéro des Cahiers Voltaire, revue annuelle de la Société Voltaire, vient d’être publié (avril 2025) et adressé aux adhérents de la Société ...

“Let us hope,” Justice John Paul Stevens said in a 1992 address at Yale titled “The Freedom of Speech,” that whenever we decide to tolerate intolerant speech, the speaker as well as the audience will ...