Canterbury Double Bill
On Wednesday, 24 March 2027, the Gulbenkian Arts Centre in Canterbury will host a unique double bill featuring Craven Faults and Keeley Forsyth with Matthew Bourne. This event brings together two distinct musical talents for an evening of ambient electronica and stripped-back performance.

Double Bill: Craven Faults & Keeley Forsyth with Matthew Bourne
24 Mar 2027
Gulbenkian Arts Centre (Canterbury)
The Gulbenkian Arts Centre in Canterbury will play host to a captivating double bill on Wednesday, 24 March 2027, as Craven Faults and Keeley Forsyth with Matthew Bourne take to the stage. Craven Faults, a British electronic artist and producer, is known for crafting music that draws from ambient, Krautrock, and electronica influences, often inspired by the landscapes of Yorkshire. His music combines analogue synthesizers, electronics, and field recordings to create a unique sound that has been showcased in his full-length releases, including the recent double LP Sidings.
Keeley Forsyth, accompanied by long-time collaborator Matthew Bourne on piano, will present a rare and stripped-back performance, building on their 2025 EP Hand To Mouth. This collection of songs focuses on the minimal ingredients of voice and piano, resulting in a beautifully considered exploration of restraint and space. Keeley Forsyth has worked with numerous esteemed collaborators and has become a sought-after performer, known for her raw emotional vocal ability and striking physical performances. Her critically acclaimed albums have left an indelible mark on stages around the world, including notable festivals such as Dark Mofo and Le Guess Who?.
Matthew Bourne, a recipient of numerous awards, brings an inventive and unique artistic approach to his work. His collaborations and solo projects have showcased his versatility, from bringing infirm pianos back to life to reinterpreting the work of Amon Tobin. Bourne's work has appeared on compilations by notable artists such as Bonobo and Hot Chip, and has been featured in film and live performances. His solo piano work continues to evolve, with recent releases such as Désinances and Irrealis.
The double bill at the Gulbenkian Arts Centre promises an evening of captivating music, with Craven Faults' immersive soundscapes and Keeley Forsyth's haunting vocals accompanied by Matthew Bourne's masterful piano playing. Tickets are with the button beside the article.
This unique event is an opportunity to experience the work of two talented musical acts in an intimate setting, making it a worthwhile experience for fans of ambient electronica and stripped-back performance. The combination of Craven Faults' and Keeley Forsyth's music, along with Matthew Bourne's accompaniment, will create a memorable and engaging evening of music.
Comments
Sign in to your Hidden Beach account to comment.
Loading comments…