ANYX with support from Karl D'Silva

Gigs · Sheffield

ANYX with support from Karl D'Silva

Sunday 21 February 2027 · Doors 19:00

Bishops' House, Sheffield

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ANYX with support from Karl D'Silva is on Sunday 21 February 2027 at Bishops' House, Sheffield, with doors at 19:00. Tickets start at £16.50, including the booking fee.

Originally trained as a sculptor, ANYX approaches songwriting with an attention to form, space and resonance. Rooted in poetry and melodic songwriting, her music moves between tenderness and raw intensity, with her deep, androgynous voice at its centre, surrounded by organ drones, layered harmonies and ambient textures. In live performance, ANYX treats her body as an instrument, moving between fragile intimacy and almost feral expression. Her site-responsive performances blur the boundaries between concert and performance art. Her debut solo album Starlink was released via La Rubia Producciones in August 2026 with support from Initiative Musik, receiving coverage in The Quietus, The Line of Best Fit and Louder Than War. ANYX has performed with Kristof Hahn (Swans) and supported artists including These New Puritans and Circuit des Yeux. Other notable performances include Volksbühne, KW Institute for Contemporary Art and Kantine am Berghain. Genre: Experimental Songwriting / Art Pop / Drone / Avant Pop Context: Contemporary Art / Performance Art / Gallery-adjacent For fans of: This Mortal Coil, ANOHNI, Keeley Forsyth, Scott Walker, Anna von Hausswolff, Circuit des Yeux Instagram: ht...

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