Tour Archive

Produced by Third Ear Live realisation of Apollo first commissioned and produced by the Science Museum & Sound and Music.

These are the archived dates from the tour.

31st July - Camp Bestival, Lulworth Castle, Dorset

23 August 2010, Snape Proms

15 and 16 September, Queen Elizabeth Hall, Southbank Centre, London

9 October- Birmingham Town Hall, Birmingham

Icebreaker performs with BJ Cole as part of Sounds of Space Weekend.

10 October South Hill Park, Bracknell

Apollo: For All Mankind Performed by Icebreaker with BJ Cole Icebreaker also performs extracts from Michael Gordon's electrifying Trance [parts I & IV] and David Lang's Cheating Lying Stealing.

15 October Fruit Market, Glasgow

Apollo: For All Mankind Performed by Icebreaker with BJ Cole

22 October St George's, Bristol

Apollo: For All Mankind Performed by Icebreaker with BJ Cole Icebreaker also performs extracts from Michael Gordon's electrifying Trance [parts I & IV] and David Lang's Cheating Lying Stealing.

27 October Royal Northern College of Music, Manchester

Apollo: For All Mankind Performed by Icebreaker with BJ Cole. part of Manchester Science Week. Introduced by Tim Boon (Chief Curator, the Science Museum)

31 October Hall 1, The Sage, Gateshead

Apollo: For All Mankind Performed by Icebreaker with BJ Cole

3 November Lakeside Arts Centre, Nottingham

Apollo: For All Mankind Performed by Icebreaker with BJ Cole. Icebreaker also performs extracts from Michael Gordon's electrifying Trance [parts I & IV] and David Lang's Cheating Lying Stealing.

9 November- National Concert Hall, Dublin

Apollo: For All Mankind. Performed by Icebreaker and BJ Cole. Programme also includes Philip Glass "Music with changing parts". National Concert Hall Earlsfort Terrace Dublin 2 Box office: +353 1 417 0000

29th April- Cork Opera House, Cork

3rd June- Oxford Playhouse, Oxford

24th September- Glasgow Concert Halls, Glasgow

3pm and 7.30pm shows. Part of the Glasgow Music 2011/2012 Season Space Wide Open will be a spectacular weekend of world premieres, special commissions, musical performances and family activities to launch Glasgow Music’s 2011/2012 season.