Σαβ 26 Νοε 2022
REVOLT x MOC at Romantso
συναυλία /μουσική
On Saturday 26 November, REVOLT and Ministry of Concrete join forces to celebrate art, self-expression and community.
The two local cultural hotspots of Athens come together for the first time to celebrate subcultures that emphasize of creativity, individuality and freedom.What glues us together is mutual respect: valuing what everyone brings to the table.
REVOLT and MOC will bring to the basement of Romantso a futuristic fusion of the techno/house sound along with an unbeatable force of community and art creations. It’s all about exploring new sounds, meeting new faces, learning about new things and having some fun.Glide along!
Line Up
❂ AM
❂ DJ GUS
❂ KAY
❂ LIOU
❂ NAUSICAÄ
Artwork: Angeriki
Starts: 22:00
Entrance: 5€
Facebook event here.
REVOLT was brought to life in 2013 with the purpose to satisfy people’s craving for immersive experiences with electronic music and other forms of art. Lots of amazing local and international DJs, producers and visual artists have been invited to be part of the REVOLT events in different locations. In 2014, the crew started a record label to release house and techno music. Six years later, the team took a big step forward and opened a hybrid-record shop with new and second-hand records. Besides selling records, this space is meant to be used in the most creative yet practical way, to showcase artists and their talent, organize live shows and small exhibitions.
Ministry Of Concrete is one of the most recognizable factors in Athens’ urban community. Ever since its day of establishment, Ministry Of Concrete is hard to be labeled as a certain type of store. Some call it a sneaker store, some skateshop, others a streetwear boutique. Their goal is to be a cultural foundation that influences and evolves our community by the products we trade. MOC is only focused in providing products related to our real passions. MOC's original crew, also known as "Athens Rats" grew up skateboarding, collecting sneakers, creating music and curating street styles. This fusion acts as a blueprint not only for their business, but also for their whole community.
συναυλία /μουσική
On Saturday 26 November, REVOLT and Ministry of Concrete join forces to celebrate art, self-expression and community.The two local cultural hotspots of Athens come together for the first time to celebrate subcultures that emphasize of creativity, individuality and freedom.What glues us together is mutual respect: valuing what everyone brings to the table.
REVOLT and MOC will bring to the basement of Romantso a futuristic fusion of the techno/house sound along with an unbeatable force of community and art creations. It’s all about exploring new sounds, meeting new faces, learning about new things and having some fun.Glide along!
Line Up
❂ AM
❂ DJ GUS
❂ KAY
❂ LIOU
❂ NAUSICAÄ
Artwork: Angeriki
Starts: 22:00
Entrance: 5€
Facebook event here.
REVOLT was brought to life in 2013 with the purpose to satisfy people’s craving for immersive experiences with electronic music and other forms of art. Lots of amazing local and international DJs, producers and visual artists have been invited to be part of the REVOLT events in different locations. In 2014, the crew started a record label to release house and techno music. Six years later, the team took a big step forward and opened a hybrid-record shop with new and second-hand records. Besides selling records, this space is meant to be used in the most creative yet practical way, to showcase artists and their talent, organize live shows and small exhibitions.
Ministry Of Concrete is one of the most recognizable factors in Athens’ urban community. Ever since its day of establishment, Ministry Of Concrete is hard to be labeled as a certain type of store. Some call it a sneaker store, some skateshop, others a streetwear boutique. Their goal is to be a cultural foundation that influences and evolves our community by the products we trade. MOC is only focused in providing products related to our real passions. MOC's original crew, also known as "Athens Rats" grew up skateboarding, collecting sneakers, creating music and curating street styles. This fusion acts as a blueprint not only for their business, but also for their whole community.
