PRESALE

TICKETING

The Kulturfabrik runs its own online ticketing system via its website. For all purchases, please go to the page for the show/concert you’re interested in the agenda.

If you have any queries, please call us on +352 55 44 93-1 or send an email to: ticket@kulturfabrik.lu
The administration is open from Monday to Friday from 9 am to 12 am and from 2 pm to 5 pm.

DISCOUNTS

PRESALE DISCOUNTS

Kulturpass: tickets at €1.50. More informations here.
To book in advance: +352 55 44 93-1 or ticket@kulturfabrik.lu

Children under 6: free (except for children’s shows)
Children aged 6 to 12, jobseekers and students: discounts vary according to the event (on proof of ID)

Carte Jeunes Européenne (European Youth Card): €6 discount. Presentation of the card is mandatory at the entrance. More information here.

BOX OFFICE DISCOUNTS



On proof of ID
Children under 6: free
Children aged 6 to 12, jobseekers and students: discounts vary according to the event

Carte Jeunes Européenne (European Youth Card): 6€ discount (on presentation of the card)

GROUP RATES

The Kulturfabrik offers group rates for some of its events. To find out more, call +352 55 44 93-27 or email mail@kulturfabrik.lu.

How to come

PARKING

• Visitors use the parking lot of supermarket Cactus (situated at 50m).

From France (Metz or Thionville)

• Take the A3/E25 following the signs LUXEMBOURG/ BRUXELLES / TRIER
• Continue by following the signs ESCH/ALZETTE
• Take the exit ESCH/ALZETTE - CENTRE and continue onto N4
• Enter ESCH/ALZETTE and follow the rue de Luxembourg (N4)

From Belgium

• Take the E25/ E111 following the sign LUXEMBOURG
• Take the A4, in direction of ESCH/ALZETTE
• Take the exit ESCH/ALZETTE - CENTRE and continue onto N4
• Enter ESCH/ALZETTE and follow the rue de Luxembourg (N4)

From Germany 

• Take the E44 following the signs LUXEMBOURG/ BRUXELLES
• Continue by following the sign ESCH/ALZETTE
• Take the exit ESCH/ALZETTE - CENTRE and continue onto N4
• Enter ESCH/ALZETTE and follow the rue de Luxembourg (N4)

PUBLIC TRANSPORTS

TRAIN - Luxembourg > Esch-sur-Alzette
Ligne 60
Ligne 60C
www.cfl.lu

BUS -Stop: Villa Mousset / Clinique Ste Marie / Op der Leier
www.mobiliteit.lu
www.cfl.lu
www.tice.lu

BIKES

The Kulturfabrik has a Vël'OK station and several bicycle parking spots.

Music / Post Rock / Post Jazz / Experimental

Under The Reefs Orchestra & Yôkaï

Fri 27.01.23 — 20h00
Doors 19h30
Under The Reefs Orchestra & Yôkaï
Under The Reefs Orchestra. Photo : Sarah Bastin
Under The Reefs Orchestra & Yôkaï
Yôkaï. Photo : Alice Kohl
Under The Reefs Orchestra & Yôkaï
Under The Reefs Orchestra. Photo : Sarah Bastin
Under The Reefs Orchestra & Yôkaï
Yôkaï. Photo : Alice Kohl

For fans of: Moondog, Comet is coming, Yonatan Gat, ADHD, Kamasi Washington, E. Morricone, Talk Talk (Spirit of Eden), Ryuishi Sakamoto, …


A sonic-minded power trio of obsessive, biting riffs and mists of asymmetrical sonic cycles. Inspired as much by French chamber music of the 19th century as by Jim O’Rourke or Moondog, Under The Reefs Orchestra’s hypnotic music unleashes a cosmic energy and leads the listener to a trance among underwater volcanos.

Guitarist Clement Nourry’s gentlemanly demeanor masks the great fiery passion of a true musical virtuoso. “I focus on one thing, and one thing entirely” says Nourry. For him, that one thing is the guitar. Combining the deep theoretically understanding of a skilled mathematician (which he actually is) with a true musician’s soulful instinct, Nourry is as comfortable with John Fahey as he is with experimental jazz. To put it simply: he shreds.

This trip through the timeless realms of sound can be heard as a soundtrack of the ecological apocalypse we live in.

 

YOKAI: Japanese term referring to the surreal world of demons, spirits, bizarre entities –as funny they can be frightening- that interact with humans, sometimes through their dreams, to draw attention to the unseen(able) side of things.

Created in Brussels in 2011, Yôkaï is currently boasting a line-up of 8 multi-instrumentalists out of jazz, rock & improvisation scenes. Initially heavily inspired by ethio-jazz, their psychedelic soup has since integrated heavier dosis of ‘afro-kraut’ distortions and layers of retro-future synths. Yôkaï’s live performances tend to give an ever larger space to improvisation and exploration, making each show unique; their organic music bringing cosmic vibes and itchy feet to their audience!