Featuring

The Thompson Twins' Tom Bailey

Blancmange

Electro

British electronic band Blancmange first broke through in the early 80s with their mix of synthesizers and surrealism, fused in groundbreaking singles such as ‘Feel Me’, ‘Living On The Ceiling’, ‘Blind Vision’ and ‘Don’t Tell Me’. The epic synthpop of ‘Waves’ and a cover of Abba’s ‘The Day Before You Came’ illustrated a band who were always willing to change and adapt new styles within their electronic framework.

Description

Indigo at The O2 stands as a significant cultural asset within London's Greenwich borough, a purpose-built venue that has consistently delivered a diverse programme of events since its inception in 2007. It functions as a vital platform for both emerging talent and established acts, contributing meaningfully to the capital's live entertainment landscape and serving as a focal point for national gatherings.

Inside, the atmosphere is one of focused anticipation, where the hum of conversation before a performance gives way to the crisp, clear delivery of sound. The design prioritises an intimate connection between performer and audience, with carefully considered sightlines ensuring every guest feels part of the experience, bathed in the glow of a superior lighting rig.

Practical considerations are well-addressed, with multiple bars featuring rapid-pour technology to minimise wait times. The venue offers comprehensive accessibility, with step-free access on the main concourse and dedicated seating options across all levels. While there isn't a traditional garden, the surrounding O2 complex provides ample space for pre- and post-event gathering.

Throughout the year, Indigo at The O2 hosts a broad spectrum of engagements, from high-energy music concerts spanning numerous genres to sophisticated corporate functions, comedy showcases, and prestigious award ceremonies. It regularly accommodates dance competitions and unique public speaking events, reflecting its adaptability and broad appeal.