DJ YODA GOES TO NEWCASTLE

Saturday 10th August 2024
Banqueting Hall, Barras Bridge Newcastle upon Tyne, NE1 8QH


Experience the heartbeat of Newcastle like never before with DJ Yoda's exclusive, bespoke and immersive Audio Visual showcase!

DJ Yoda is a world-class turntablist, music producer, and trailblazing video artist. Over three triumphant decades in the game, he’s dazzled audiences around the globe and shared big stages with giants from Snoop Dogg to Damon Albarn, Diplo to Dame Evelyn Glennie.

Described by Q Magazine as “One of the 10 DJs to see before you die”, DJ Yoda channels his Star Wars namesake by remaining one of the only DJs who stays true to hip-hop’s founding creed. Set apart from his contemporaries by remixing short snatches of existing media in fresh and interesting ways – DJ Yoda has expanded his beloved genre’s creative palette beyond all recognition.

From his his historic How To Cut & Paste mix series which first showed the world his vivid imagination and sheer technical brilliance, to his landmark shows remixing movies, TV shows, viral internet videos and classic computer games, DJ Yoda’s work consistently underscores his wit, originality and ambition.

A relentless innovator, Yoda’s spellbinding mastery of scratching, sampling and remixing continues to drive the art of hip-hop into thrilling new realms. Aside from ripping up dance floors on every continent, DJ Yoda has performed at the hallowed British Library, written an avant garde ‘turntable concerto’ with Gabriel Prokofiev, and pioneered the art of live video mixing.

In 2024 DJ Yoda releases an old-school hip-hop project ‘Hometown Heroes’ with The Nextmen and Boston rapper Ed OG, and tours both his 50 Years of Hip-Hop AV show, and a unique immersive 360° AV dome show - a project he’d love to take to the Vegas Sphere...

DJ Yoda will present a new and exclusive live AV show at NOVUM dedicated to Newcastle and the city's cultural landscape.

£18 (plus booking fee)
No concessions.

Doors from 7.30pm, close by 11pm

The venue and festival site are wheelchair and pushchair accessible.

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