“Low always reach such beautiful highs” – NME

“Every single note matters.” – The Sunday Times

Big, simple, raw, and intimate.

Low’s crushingly-beautiful music is a series of dichotomies: stunning and menacing, gorgeous and frightening, giving and desperate, and ultimately, unbearably heavy and unbearably light. To borrow a phrase from their most recent album, it goes from one to six and back again.

For 20+ years, the songwriting duo of Alan Sparhawk and Mimi Parker (married, with kids) and, more recently, Steve Garrington, have created some of the most low-key high-profile music out there. “You know our M.O,” frontman Sparhawk has said with characteristic sparseness, “Slow, quiet, sometimes melancholy, and, we hope, sometimes pretty...”

For us here at Split Works, it’s hard to think of music that’s prettier. We’re enormously excited to welcome Low back to Shanghai, for a special one-night-only performance. Saturday 20 May, at the Bandai Namco Shanghai Base’s (formerly QSW Culture Centre) intimate Future House (formerly Q House). Presale tickets are 180 RMB, with a support act TBC.


Low
Live in Shanghai
Date and Time: Saturday 20 May 2017 - 20:30
Venue: Bandai Namco Shanghai Base 万代南梦宫上海文化中心 (formerly QSW Culture Center)
Future House未来剧场 (formerly Q House)
Address: 179 Yichang Road 宜昌路179号
Tickets: 180 RMB (Presale) / 220 RMB (Door) | https://yoopay.cn/event/lowshanghai