Cabaret Voltaire
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Cabaret Voltaire. Actualmente tiene 1 fechas confirmadas en su gira.
Cabaret Voltaire visitará 1 país en su próxima gira: Chile.
Upcoming tour dates
The GoAllConcerts take
Cabaret Voltaire formed in Sheffield in 1973 and arrives on this tour with Richard H. Kirk as its listed member, which gives the run real historical weight. There are seven dates between October 2026 and March 2027, six in the United Kingdom (Newcastle, Glasgow, Manchester, Brighton, London and Sheffield) and one in Santiago. This is for people who follow experimental rock, new wave and techno at their source, not for anyone who only wants synth pop. When buying, look at the room: the Roundhouse in London, Barrowland in Glasgow or the Octagon Centre in Sheffield, the band's home city, will each shape the night differently.
Cabaret Voltaire news
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- loqueva · Sep 4, 2026
Cabaret Voltaire se presenta por primera vez en Argentina
Loqueva reports that the British band will play on Argentine soil for the first time, on 4 March at Niceto Club. It stresses that their work went beyond sound and also reached into visual art and language.
Read on loqueva - indiehoy · Sep 4, 2026
Cabaret Voltaire en Argentina: Fecha, lugar y entradas
Indiehoy presents the English act as one of the pioneers of industrial sound and confirms its Argentine debut on 4 March at Niceto Club. It adds that tickets can already be bought.
Read on indiehoy - eldiario.es · Jun 17, 2026
Cabaret Voltaire, la banda que vio venir la hipervigilancia, el control y la manipulación tecnológica
Eldiario.es recalls that after the band's first gig in May 1975, Stephen Mallinder ended up in hospital, and that he himself admits nobody could have liked it. The piece casts the group as a forerunner of mass surveillance and technological control.
Read on eldiario.es - El Periódico · Jun 15, 2026
Cabaret Voltaire regresa del futuro: “Siempre fuimos animales políticos y culturales, no buscábamos crear sonidos por el placer de crearlos”
El Periódico says the group came back last year with a run of concerts, which led to the live record 'But what time is it really?', put out this spring with reworked versions of its classics. Its members say they always acted with a political and cultural purpose.
Read on El Periódico