The Cinematic Orchestra Announces First US Performance In A Decade At LA’s Walt Disney Concert Hall On November 23rd, 2019

19 February, 2019Print

The Cinematic Orchestra Announces First US Performance In A Decade At LA’s Walt Disney Concert Hall On November 23rd, 2019

First Album In 12 Years ‘To Believe’ Out 3/15 On Domino/Ninja Tune

Today, The Cinematic Orchestra announces their first US performance in over a decade, taking place at the Walt Disney Concert Hall in Los Angeles on November 23rd, 2019. It’s the band’s first ever show at the home of the Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra, and forges new ground for the storied UK group lead by Jason Swinscoe and Dominic Smith.

The show will celebrate the release of their first album in over a decade, ‘To Believe’ (3/15, Domino/Ninja Tune), which led Mojo to declare in their 4-star review, “After 12 years absent, [The Cinematic Orchestra] hits this particular spot in time and space, sombre, tense, watchful, looking for calm, but gathering storms.”

Last week, The Cinematic Orchestra released “A Promise” (feat. Heidi Vogel), the second new song from ‘To Believe.’ Listen to “A Promise” here: https://youtu.be/RmhITY04XRA

Los Angeles played a vital role in the inception of ‘To Believe.’ Much of the new album was recorded there, where the duo connected with old friends and collaborators including Miguel Atwood Ferguson (Flying Lotus, Anderson .Paak, Thundercat).

The Cinematic Orchestra will tour extensively throughout Europe this spring, with more US dates to be announced soon.

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THE CINEMATIC ORCHESTRA 2019 TOUR DATES

March 13th - AB - Brussels - Belgium

March 15th - Philharmonie - Luxembourg City - Luxembourg

March 16th - Paradiso - Amsterdam - Netherlands

March 18th - Casino de Paris - Paris - France

March 20th - Roundhouse - London - UK

March 21st - Roundhouse - London - UK

March 22nd - Roundhouse - London - UK

March 25th - Vicar Street - Dublin - Ireland