futuretense x DOTWAVNOTWAVE
UK hip-hop takes over as the London music platform presents 0RACL3 live with her band
Hailing from London, DOTWAVNOTWAVE champion up and coming artists through live events, radio shows and label releases.
For their futuretense takeover, they present 0RACL3, a name to watch in the UK hip-hop scene, performing live with her band.
Influenced by UK rap, soul and beyond, the south London-based artist blends introspective lyrics with punchy beats concocting a dynamic and unique sense of self-expression.
Composed of artists and DJs, and emerging from the need to hear music loud, DOTWAVNOTWAVE made their debut in the summer of 2021. Hosting parties at various venues including Colour Factory, TOLA and Rough Trade East as well as in New York and Paris, they’ve developed into a platform for new artists and DJs to shine through.
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Dates, times and prices
Dates & times
02 Oct 2026, 9.30pm
Run time
1 hour (approx)
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Standard entry
Free – no ticket required
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This event is held at the Queen Elizabeth Hall Southbank Centre
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