The Last Dinner Party: From The Pyre Tour
About This Event
The Last Dinner Party, a London-based rock/pop group, brings its From The Pyre Tour to the Hammerstein Ballroom. Their work combines elements of rock and pop, and a portion of tour proceeds benefits The Ally Coalition's programs for LGBTQ youth. The band has played New York venues including the Brooklyn Paramount and shared bills with acts such as Florence Road.
About From the Pyre Tour
"From the Pyre Tour" is a captivating theatrical experience that redefines the boundaries of storytelling through its innovative blend of music, movement, and narrative. Originally gaining acclaim for its mesmerizing choreography and hauntingly beautiful score, the production delves into themes of rebirth and transformation. The New York City leg of the tour brings this cutting-edge performance to a city known for its vibrant arts scene, offering audiences a chance to witness a production that has been lauded for its emotional depth and visual splendor. Previously celebrated in its off-Broadway debut as a visionary work, it now returns to captivate New Yorkers with its poignant exploration of the human spirit. Experience the magic and mystery that "From the Pyre Tour" promises, and prepare to be moved by a story that resonates long after the final curtain falls. Don't miss the opportunity to be part of a theatrical event that is as thought-provoking as it is visually stunning.
About the Artists
The Last Dinner Party
The Last Dinner Party is a vibrant force in the rock/pop music scene, captivating audiences with their dynamic performances and infectious energy. Originally hailing from London, this eclectic group has made significant waves in New York City's cultural landscape, gracing iconic venues like the Hammerstein Ballroom and Brooklyn Paramount.
Florence Road
Florence Road is an Irish rock-pop group formed in Bray, County Wicklow, in 2019, led by singer-guitarist Lily Aron alongside Emma Brandon, Ailbhe Barry, and Hannah Kelly. The band first built an audience through short-form online covers before breaking through with the single “Heavy” and later signing with Warner’s recording and publishing arms.