Honne at London Roundhouse

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Honne are an electronic music duo from London, consisting of Andy Clutterbuck and James Hatcher.

Honne will be performing 1 event in London on Tuesday 18th February 2025 at the Roundhouse.

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Tuesday 18th February 2025 London, UK
	Official	Honne London, Roundhouse	from £36.25 inc fees	View Tickets
	Official	HONNE London, Roundhouse	check site	View Tickets
	Resale	HONNE London, Roundhouse London	from £73.09 inc fees	View Tickets
	Resale	Honne London, Roundhouse	from £109.39 inc fees	View Tickets
	Official	HONNE The Ouch Tour London, Roundhouse	from £36.25 inc fees	More Info

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Address: London Roundhouse, Chalk Farm Road, Camden, London, NW1 8EH
Telephone: 08444828008
Venue Capacity: 3300

The Roundhouse is a 3,300 capacity/1,700 seat live music venue based in Camden. Originally opened as a 'roundhouse' (a building that hosts a railway turntable), it was soon converted into a hall for arts and performance. One of the capital's largest theatres, it started facilitating bands, DJS and other acts, and even now boasts a recording studio too!