Club
26 SEPT 2026 · 19:30
Nathan Fake AV Live
📍 Paris, France
€26.80
Artist·Necton, Norfolk, Royaume-Uni
Nathan Fake
Nathan Fake, born 1 March 1983 in Norfolk, is a British electronic musician who first drew attention in 2004 with "The Sky Was Pink", released on James Holden's Border Community label; Holden's remix of it circulated widely. He has released seven albums across Border Community, Ninja Tune, InFiné and his own Cambria Instruments, which he co-founded in 2014. He has remixed Radiohead, Jon Hopkins and Sasha.
FromNecton, Norfolk, Royaume-Uni
Since2003
LabelsBorder Community, Ninja Tune, Cambria Instruments, InFiné
Sources: en.wikipedia.org
portrait by Flick user Scott SandarsOriginal uploader was P4k at en.wikipedia., CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons
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1Past appearances
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Nathan Fake is booked for 2 upcoming dates listed on RaveRadar (France, UK). Browse the festivals, line-ups and tickets.
Their next listed date is Nathan Fake AV Live, on Saturday 26 September 2026 at La Gaîté Lyrique, Paris, France. The full calendar covers 2 dates, in Paris and Manchester. 1 past appearance stays browsable below, each with the line-up of the night.
Dates & tickets
Past editions
Past edition
02 JUL 2026 · 16:00
Astropolis
📍 Brest, France
€45
Where to catch them
Frequently asked questions about Nathan Fake
When is Nathan Fake playing next?
On Saturday 26 September 2026, for Nathan Fake AV Live at La Gaîté Lyrique, Paris, France. 1 further date follow, all listed on this page.
Where can I see Nathan Fake right now?
France and UK, in Paris and Manchester. Rooms involved: La Gaîté Lyrique and The White Hotel. Each listing gives the running time, the price and the official ticket shop.
What style does Nathan Fake play?
Techno, Ambient and IDM. A kick that never stops and not a single chorus. The tempo usually sits around 125–150 BPM. The styles shown are the ones the artist actually carries, not the full tagging of every bill they appear on.
Where is Nathan Fake from?
Necton, Norfolk, Royaume-Uni. That comes from the sources cited under the biography at the top of this page.
