ICA and K11 Art Foundation present Zhang Ding: Enter the Dragon: Performance #4: CASUAL SECT x Chrononautz

Music programmed by Zhang Ding in association with NTS

The Zhang Ding installation is open every day from 11am till 6pm, with open rehearsals taking place from approximately 2pm. Doors open again at 6.15pm for the ticketed performances. Please check back for returns if a performance is sold out; in addition, a small allocation of tickets will be released on the day at the Box Office from 5.45pm. The post-performance party continues in the Frieze ICA Bar until 1am.

Zhang Ding’s Enter the Dragon presented by the ICA and K11 Art Foundation consists of a series of daily performances and spontaneous collaborations over a two week period, the programme showcases an eclectic mix of emerging artists, DJs and musicians selected by Zhang Ding in collaboration with NTS Radio from open submissions and London’s musical undercurrent.

Artists and musicians are performing music from a range of genres including acoustic, ambient, electronic, experimental, industrial, punk and techno, and the programme will showcase talent from London’s vibrant underground music scene, as well as exclusive contributions artists and musicians from Germany, UK and the US.

Enter the Dragon is a platform where Zhang Ding further explores his longstanding interest in "the stimulating and chemical interaction between sound, stage and the immediate emotional response of the audience."

CASUAL SECT formed in early 2015 when Thom T Bleasdale (Pine Barrens), Kevin Morpurgo (Dethscalator) and Robbie Judkins (Left Hand Cuts Off The Right) convened in London and joined forces with vocalist Maggie Muldoon (aka Bridget Jonestown). Through a shared love of noise, anti-establishment ideals, the punk band CASUAL SECT was born. Visit the CASUAL SECT webpage.

Chrononautz (Dom Clare and Leon Carey) have been playing music together since 2000 and have played under the name Chrononautz since splitting from another band in 2010.  Their music fuses improvisational chaos, serious technical chops and ability to create very strange sounds places them at the forefront of the techno music scene. They are currently work on their upcoming record Noments. Visit the Chrononautz SoundCloud page.

Entry to ticket holders is on a first-come, first-served basis and some queuing may be required.

The theatre doors will open at 6.15pm each evening with the performances lasting approximately 60 minutes. There will be a small allocation of tickets for each performance available on the door 30 minutes before the start of the event. The tickets available at the door are limited and therefore entry is not guaranteed.

As all performances that are part of Zhang Ding: Enter the Dragon are free, please only book tickets that you will use.

If you have any tickets that you no longer require please contact the Box Office 020 7930 3647 or email to return any unwanted tickets. The Box Office regular opening hours are Tuesday to Sunday 11am – 9pm with the exception of 12 October when we will be open 11am – 9pm.

Please be aware that each of the performances will contain strobe effect lighting which may affect those who are susceptible to photosensitive epilepsy.

Please note that filming and photography will take place throughout this event and therefore by entering you are giving consent to be filmed or photographed.