Earth - Hackney Citizen

Popular Hackney venue teases plenty more gigs as council backs 5am closing time

Director of music and comedy theatre Evolutionary Arts Hackney (EartH) in Hackney says later hours will put an end to its ‘hand-to-mouth’ existence and support its long-term survival

Author: Hackney Citizen

EartH has played host to multiple music and comedy acts since it opened in 2018

Jpegmafia, EartH, live music review: ‘A sound that reveals new layers with each listen’

The energetic Baltimore rapper and beatmaker gave the crowd his all, including some of his hair

Author: Clara Hernanz

Jpegmafia, EartH, live music review: ‘A sound that reveals new layers with each listen’

Fat White Family, EartH, live music review: ‘Electrifying night of high intensity’

The rock band brought the house down with a frenzied set to promote their critically acclaimed new album

Author: E. R. Ambler

Fat White Family, EartH, live music review: ‘Electrifying night of high intensity’

Feminists Don’t Wear Pink, EartH, live podcast: ‘There’s no right or wrong way’

The final night of Scarlett Curtis’ tour, featuring TV host Claudia Winkleman, was ‘passionate and uplifting’

Author: Tilly Armstrong

Feminists Don’t Wear Pink, EartH, live podcast: ‘There’s no right or wrong way’

EFG London Jazz Festival, Dalston, live music review: ‘Effortlessly cool, utterly mesmerising’

Saxophonist Nubya Garcia and drummer Makaya McCraven lit up EartH as part of November’s 10-day jazz fiesta

Author: Lizzie Deane

EFG London Jazz Festival, Dalston, live music review: ‘Effortlessly cool, utterly mesmerising’