
Fri, Oct 30, Sat, Oct 31 - The Sussex Arms Tunbridge Wells
The Sussex Is Doomed IV
Watt play both The Sussex Is Doomed IV dates at The Sussex Arms, linking the two-night heavy programme.
french clarinet 4tet
Watt is a Paris-based French clarinet quartet known for their inventive and exploratory approach to contemporary chamber music. Formed in 2011, the ensemble draws on the combined artistry of members Julien Pontvianne, Jean Dousteyssier, Antonin-Tri Hoang, and Jean-Brice Godet. Their sound stands at the intersection of modern classical and avant-garde improvisation, earning them a respected place within Europe’s experimental music circuits.
Their discography is highlighted by the 2015 album 77'06, which demonstrates Watt’s commitment to pushing the sonorous possibilities of the clarinet family. The group’s live performances are lauded for their intricate interplay and atmospheric intensity, with past concerts spanning venues and festivals across France, Germany, Switzerland, Austria, Belgium, and the Netherlands. Notable appearances include Festival Sonic Protest in Montreuil, WIM Zürich, and Jazz à Vannes, all of which have contributed to their growing reputation amongst discerning audiences.
Looking ahead to October 2026, Watt will bring their distinctive clarinet-driven sound to The Sussex Arms in Tunbridge Wells, United Kingdom, as part of The Sussex Is Doomed IV. There, they are set to support headliners such as Acid Throne and Okay You Win. For those passionate about the frontiers of live music, following Watt and keeping an eye on their concert schedule is essential to experience their dynamic performances as they continue their journey through Europe’s vibrant new music scene.
Featuring acid throne, okay you win, mourn flag, cruel mother, wrench, w.a.n.e., matter, dunes and more.
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