Festival of Electronic Music, Performance, and Digital Art
EVENT
POSTPONED
Kingston needs this festival. We need places for us to showcase our experimental work. ~ Geronimo Inutiq
Titonton duvante
Whether he’s DJing his signature blend of mindfully funky grooves for international audiences or playing live, Midwestern Techno Hero Titonton Duvante brings a unique and pleasurable style.
Being well-rounded as a dj, composer, label owner, recording artist & more has enabled Titonton to enjoy a multi-decade career in forward-thinking electronic music. For our event on Saturday, he presents his rare live set & is certainly not to be missed.
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About
a transformational acknowledgement
In 2015, three women in Kingston, Ontario, noted a regional absence of venues for trans, Indigenous, female and artists of colour working in the genres of electronic music and digital art.
We encountered artists in these genres who had never once performed within 200Kms of their homes, and audience members who had to become tourists just to hear the music they liked. We encountered Indigenous artists with groundbreaking works that had never played outside of Canada’s largest cities. Many audience members we spoke to did not see their culture represented in the lineup of artists at these large, established festivals.
After a year of mission statements and grant applications, a two day festival emerged to nourish a culture of acceptance and experimentation on the shores of our converging rivers, on unceded Haudenosaunee and Anishinaabe territory. Electric Circuits was born in 2017, and is now, in 2020, in its fourth year and still growing.
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2020 Lineup
Both nights @ The ISabel Bader Centre for the performing Arts
FRIDAY, April 3
Saturday, April 4
Titonton DuvanteAkufen
Bryan Wolf Ear
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TICKETS
We strongly recommend reserving your ticket early
We offer a range of pricing for our tickets.
Early Bird Regular / Student
$ 15 / $ 12.50
Early Bird Weekend
$ 25
Regular / Student
$ 20 / $ 15
Weekend
$ 35
Door (Cash Only)
$ 25