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Elder Island - 2026 is a Music / Rock / Pop event in Hamburg.
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Elder Island, the English trio from Bristol known for blending folk roots with house and electronic textures, bring their atmospheric sound to Hamburg. Formed in 2014 as an experimental audiovisual project, the band—Katy Sargent (vocals, cello), Luke Thornton (bass, programming), and David Havard (guitar, keyboards)—has evolved from folk beginnings into a polished electronic act, with two studio albums and multiple EPs to their name.
Attendees can expect a set that draws from their catalog, including tracks from *The Omnitone Collection* and *Swimming Static*, delivered with Sargent's distinctive vocals and cello work. The trio's live shows are known for blending organic instrumentation with electronic beats, creating an immersive experience that has earned them airplay on BBC Radio 6 and tours across North America.
For fans of thoughtful, genre-fluid electronic music, this Hamburg date offers a chance to see a band that has steadily built a reputation for compelling live performances. The evening promises a journey through their evolving sound, from early EPs to their latest releases.
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- The venue is in Hamburg; check local transport options for getting there.
- The event is on a Wednesday evening; plan accordingly for midweek travel.
- Elder Island is a trio; expect a live band setup with vocals, cello, bass, programming, guitar, and keyboards.
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What is Elder Island's musical style?
They started as a folk act and evolved into house and electronic music, blending organic instruments with electronic production.
Who are the band members?
Katy Sargent (vocals, cello), Luke Thornton (bass, programming), and David Havard (guitar, keyboards).
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