Uzeda live concert a Taranto

Saturday, November 2, 2024
Around 10:00 pm
Uzeda in concert
Followed by an aftershow DJ set TBA

Recommended pre-sale tickets available on Dice

Uzeda was born in Catania in 1987. The group made its debut on the A.V. Arts label, for which they recorded two albums: "Out of colours" (1989) and "Waters" (1993). In the autumn of 1994, the band recorded a Peel Session at the BBC studios in London for John Peel's program, an icon of world music journalism, later released by Strange Fruit.
In the same year, with the band reduced to four members, they began collaborating with the American label Touch and Go Records, releasing the 12-inch "4", a flag bearer of the new Uzeda sound, recorded in France by Steve Albini.
In 1998, the album "Different Section Wires" was released, recorded in France by Steve Albini.
Uzeda's live activity includes over 1,200 concerts in Europe and the United States.
In 2006, the band returned to the studio and recorded "Stella", an album released by Touch & Go Rec.
In 2004 and 2012, the band participated in the English festival "All Tomorrow's Parties", curated by the American band Shellac.
Their latest album "Quocumque jeceris stabit" was recorded by Steve Albini in January 2019.
Mercato Nuovo is a live room and Circolo Arci, a venue for social and cultural experimentation. It was created as a project to promote live music, with the aim of driving urban regeneration.
Entry reserved for Arci members.
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