Synth-pop pioneers Heaven 17's Martyn Ware and Glenn Gregory will be performing tracks from their debut studio album 'Penthouse and Pavement'.A cornerstone of the British post-punk movement, Heaven 17 built a foundation for modern music that continues to bear its influence today. Released in 1982, 'Penthouse and Pavement' has since become widely recognised as a trailblazing essential work in the early synth movement, fusing cutting-edge electronics with political lyricism and hard-hitting funk. The band's musical footprint is monumental, and that is recognised by their loyal audience from those who have been there since the beginning, to those who have joined them throughout their colourful career.

Synth-pop pioneers Heaven 17's Martyn Ware and Glenn Gregory will be performing tracks from their debut studio album Penthouse and Pavement.

A cornerstone of the British post-punk movement, Heaven 17 built a foundation for modern music that continues to bear its influence today. Released in 1982, Penthouse and Pavement has since become widely recognised as a trailblazing essential work in the early synth movement, fusing cutting-edge electronics with political lyricism and hard-hitting funk. 

The band's musical footprint is monumental, and that is recognised by their loyal audience from those who have been there since the beginning, to those who have joined them throughout their colourful career.

Synth-pop pioneers Heaven 17's Martyn Ware and Glenn Gregory will be performing tracks from their debut studio album Penthouse and Pavement.

A cornerstone of the British post-punk movement, Heaven 17 built a foundation for modern music that continues to bear its influence today. Released in 1982, Penthouse and Pavement has since become widely recognised as a trailblazing essential work in the early synth movement, fusing cutting-edge electronics with political lyricism and hard-hitting funk. 

The band's musical footprint is monumental, and that is recognised by their loyal audience from those who have been there since the beginning, to those who have joined them throughout their colourful career.

Synth-pop pioneers Heaven 17's Martyn Ware and Glenn Gregory will be performing tracks from their debut studio album Penthouse and Pavement.

A cornerstone of the British post-punk movement, Heaven 17 built a foundation for modern music that continues to bear its influence today. Released in 1982, Penthouse and Pavement has since become widely recognised as a trailblazing essential work in the early synth movement, fusing cutting-edge electronics with political lyricism and hard-hitting funk. 

The band's musical footprint is monumental, and that is recognised by their loyal audience from those who have been there since the beginning, to those who have joined them throughout their colourful career.