Marina & The Diamonds announces UK live return
Marina & The Diamonds has announced her UK live return, and is set to play Oslo Hackney on 11 March.
The show is set to be an intimate affair for dedicated fans, and will likely be the smallest venue she plays in a long, long while. It happens two days before her slot at SXSW.
Speaking to us in her first ever interview about the new era, Marina Diamandis said of her live plans:
"I want to create a cyber garden on stage... like an electric orchard with these huge orange trees. I've already got some grapevines that glow. I want the merch stalls to be like a market, so the T-shirts are in little crates, and have fruit punch available... it's a world I can't wait to get into and build. We're even thinking of having life-sized fruits on stage... but like disco ball versions... so we'd have this massive bunch of cherries but it's a working, turning disco ball. I want it to work anywhere, from somewhere that's five hundred capacity to somewhere that's five thousand.
"The visuals are always a helpful way of expressing to people what stage you're at... I mean I haven't really been around for about two years - certainly not in the UK - and I guess it can be an indicator for people. I think it will always be important to me, but it might not be as big a tool for expression when it comes to FROOT as it was for Electra Heart, because of the way that record had been produced, and because I hadn't had a part in that. The visuals were my way of expressing what I wanted to say so I went to town with it."
FROOT is set to drop on 6 April via Atlantic.
Tickets for the new show will go on sale on 27 February - Friday - and will be priced at £16.50. You can grab them here.
Watch Diamandis' video for latest track "I'm A Ruin" below.
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