April 20 open 19h30 start 20h00 Tokyo Roppongi Japan Super Deluxe

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Friday April 20 2018 open 19h30 start 20h00
Unsound.com presents

宇治野宗輝 (UJINO) http://www.the-rotators.com/
カール・ストーン (Carl Stone) http://www.rlsto.net/
ギル久野 featuring 大竹寛子 (Gil Kuno + Hiroko Otake) www.unsound.com
山川冬樹 (Fuyuki Yamakawa) http://fuyuki.org/

Artists:

  • 宇治野宗輝 (UJINO)
  • カール・ストーン (Carl Stone)
  • ギル久野 featuring 大竹寛子 (Gil Kuno + Hiroko Otake)
  • 山川冬樹 (Fuyuki Yamakawa)

Advance Reservation:2500円 / Same Day 3000円（+ 1 drink minimum）

Super Deluxe
3-1-25-B1F Nishi-Azabu Minato-ku
Tokyo Roppongi Japan
03-5412-0515
Map (English) at here
Map (Japanese) at here
https://www.facebook.com/events/1712396052149395/
https://www.super-deluxe.com/room/4482/

May 5 Midnight (24h00) Tokyo Uguisuidani JP Tokyo Kinema Club Department H

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Saturday May 5 2018 Midnight (24h00)
Carl returns to perform at Department H, Tokyo’s premiere fetish party, which takes place on the first Saturday of every month. Once again, he’s collaborating with latex artist SAEBORG who will debut some absolutely new work in a world premiere. Last year’s collaboration was a huge hit, and if you are adventuresome and a night owl you won’t want to miss this one. Discounts for anyone coming in costume.

Artists:

¥5000, ¥4500 w/ flyer, ¥3500 w/dress code

Tokyo Kinema Club
Negishi 1-1-14 6F Taito-ku Tokyo
Tokyo Uguisuidani JP
03-3874-7988
Map (English) at here
https://numero.jp/saeborg/files/2018/03/DZNeA8xUQAEiNMk.jpg
www.kinema.jp

July 7 17h00 Rotterdam NL De Player Gardena Fest

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Saturday July 7 2018 17h00
Carl returns to Rotterdam after more than ten years absence, to perform at DE PLAYer as part of the Gardena Festival. DE PLAYER is a polymorphic production platform in Rotterdam which has been putting together programs on the cutting edge of performance art, experimental music and the visual arts. They emphasize the importance of sound, and the performance and positioning of sound within the visual arts and contemporary experimental music.

Artists:

  • Carl Stone
  • Felix Kubin
  • Ash Killmartin
  • Madhav Aggarwal
  • and more

15 euro

De Player
Hillelaan 49d, 3072 JE Rotterdam
Rotterdam NL
+31(0)107370472
info@deplayer.nl
http://deplayer.nl/events/gardena-fest-iv-va-aa-lr-carl-stone-felix-kubin-ash-killmartin-madhav-aggarwal-and-more

July 8 19h30 London UK LSO St Lukes The Barbican Presents Yasuaki Shimizu & Carl Stone

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Sunday July 8 2018 19h30
The Barbican presents “Yasuaki Shimizu and Carl Stone”, where “Two highly innovative, maverick composers present a night of aural experimentation projected through four-channel surround sound.”

Artists:

  • Yasuaki Shimizu (saxophones)
  • Carl Stone (electronics)

£15-20 (discounts available for members and youth)

LSO St Lukes
161 Old St, London EC1V 9NG
London UK
020 7638 8891
Map (English) at here
tickets@barbican.org.uk
https://www.barbican.org.uk/whats-on/2018/event/yasuaki-shimizu-carl-stone#&gid=1&pid=1
https://www.barbican.org.uk/whats-on/contemporary-music

July 9 7:30 PM Colchester Essex Colchester Arts Centre

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Monday July 9 2018 7:30 PM
Carl Stone in a solo performance at Colchester Arts Centre – the little church with the big attitude deep in the heart of Essex. A venue that can put children’s entertainer Palfi the Clown on the same day as Cradle of Filth! Over the years they’ve promoted Coldplay, Eddie Izzard, Graham Norton, Harry Hill, Catherine Tate, Jo Brand, The Libertines, Ash, The Killers, The Strokes, Phill Jupitus, Mick Jones, Bill Bailey, Jack Dee, Count Arthur Strong – with a commitment to the new, the quirky the original. This should be fun!
£8 / £7

Colchester Arts Centre
Church Street, Colchester, Essex, C01 1NF
Colchester Essex
0126 500900
Map (English) at here
info@ColchesteArtsCentre.com
https://www.colchesterartscentre.com/events/gigs/carl-stone/

July 11 7:30 PM London UK Cafe OTO

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Wednesday July 11 2018 7:30 PM
Carl’s solo debut at the famed Cafe OTO of London. Cafe OTO provides a home for creative new music that exists outside of the mainstream with an evening programme of adventurous live music seven nights a week.In addition to lots of fine music, OTO operates as a cafe during the day with Persian inspired cooking everyday from Zardosht (including an extended Saturday menu) and the best cakes in Dalston. Which is saying something.

£12, £10 advance, £8 Members

Cafe OTO
18–22 Ashwin street, Dalston London E8 3DL
London UK

Map (English) at here
hello@cafeoto.co.uk
https://www.cafeoto.co.uk/events/carl-stone/

July 14 19h45 Kirkcaldy Scotland Adam Smith Theatre Tae Sup wi’ a Fifer

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Saturday July 14 2018 19h45
Carl Stone’s Scotland debut! Tae Sup wi’ a Fifer is a new club night, hosted and programmed by James Yorkston and held in the Adam Smith Theatre in Kirkcaldy. In his words, “”The idea behind Tae Sup is quite simple – we’re putting together well-kent faces, folk I’ve met on my musical travels, old friends – just making interesting, entertaining and unusual evenings. ”

Artists:

  • CARL STONE
  • THOMAS McCARTHY
  • PICTISH TRAIL

£15.00

Adam Smith Theatre
Bennochy Rd, Kirkcaldy KY1 1ET, UK
Kirkcaldy Scotland

Map (English) at here
http://www.taesup.co.uk/carl-stone-thomas-mccarthy-pictish-trail-14-07-18/
https://www.facebook.com/groups/taesup/about/

The Wire Reviews Realistic Monk at Cafe Oto for its Historic 400th Issue

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“Drones and soundscapes in the cosy interior of Cafe Oto are the ideal counterpoint to a dank early spring afternoon in London, but the real draw that’s brought so many out are solo and combined performances by two innovating musicians…put the two together, the soft and subtle crafting of Miki Yui and the popped out veins of Carl Stone’s heavyweight sample manipulations and you have Realistic Monk, the unlikely two halves of a circle.”

Read the full review here

Go to The Wire here

Holy smokes! You can download the entire set here

Zurkonic Reviews Our Brooklyn Concert March 2017

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“I’ve never been moved to jump out of my seat at the end of the performance but I’ll be damned if I didn’t even realize I was standing until I had been clapping rapturously along with the rest of the crowd for a couple minutes.

“The show’s last piece would be the one that solidified Stone as a master of the craft. What unfolded onstage was both sonically accessible and temporally exhaustive as the singer (Akaihirume) and the composer entered into what could be described as an esoteric and aural courting dance that entranced the entire audience.

“I’ve never been one to really romanticize the idea of traveling with a band around the country, but if Carl Stone ever gets the mainstream recognition that elder statesmen like Steve Reich and Philip Glass enjoy, then I might find myself on some strange trip to have my preconceptions about music challenged at every chance.”

Read the full review here.

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