
Electronic artist James K performs a special night of left-field pop, trip-hop, ambient and shoegaze music.
James K is performing at Chalk on Sunday 30 August 2026. It is a chance to see the New York-based electronic artist live as she tours her latest material. The set is centred around her third album, Friend, which was released via the AD93 label.
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Her sound is a distinct mix of left-field pop, trip-hop, ambient, and shoegaze. If you have followed her previous work or her collaborations with artists like Yves Tumor, you will recognise the ethereal quality she brings to her productions. The performance is billed as a special night, focusing on these specific, layered textures that define her current output. It is a style that moves between the rhythmic elements of trip-hop and the more expansive, atmospheric qualities of ambient and shoegaze music. By bringing these disparate genres together, she creates a soundscape that feels both intimate and expansive, which is what she will be presenting on stage in Brighton. Her work often explores the intersection of these genres, and this tour is the primary way to hear how those tracks translate into a live setting.
The venue for the evening is Chalk, located at 13 Pool Valley, Brighton, BN1 1NJ. It is a central spot, and for this particular date, the doors are set to open at 18:30. If you are planning to head down, the standard ticket price is £22.50. It is worth noting that the event has an age restriction of 14+, so keep that in mind if you are planning to attend with younger music fans. The venue is well-situated for those coming from the city centre, making it a straightforward trip for a Sunday evening gig. Given the nature of her work, which often relies on subtle shifts in tone and texture, the setting at Chalk should provide the right environment for the performance. It is a straightforward setup for a Sunday, with the music starting in the early evening, allowing for a full set before the week begins.















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