Image: Hayward Gallery, London
Southbank Centre has opened booking for a performance by the German synth duo Felsmann + Tiley on 22 November 2026. The listing describes the act in emphatic terms, promising music that is “soaring, cinematic, moving” and characterising the duo’s sound as a blend of “maximum emotional impact” and neo-classical minimalism.
The event appears in Southbank Centre’s ‘What’s On’ listings, where it is presented alongside a wider run of autumn and winter programming across the London arts complex. The venue’s site describes Southbank Centre as “the UK’s largest arts centre & the heart of London’s cultural life,” and the Felsmann + Tiley date is one of the recently announced gigs in its music calendar.
Within the email newsletter that highlighted the booking, the duo’s performance was one of the main items promoted under the heading “Shoot for the stars.” The same message framed the announcement as part of a forward-looking batch of dates for audiences planning ahead, but the only verified details of the Felsmann + Tiley appearance are the date, the venue, and the short descriptive copy provided by the institution.
Southbank Centre’s listing places the concert on Sunday 22 November, without giving a more specific room or auditorium in the source material provided. The event is therefore verifiably tied to Southbank Centre in London, but not to a narrower venue within the complex. No ticket price or additional programme information is supplied in the source pages.
The appearance adds to a busy music offering at the Southbank Centre, where the same listings page also advertises other forthcoming gigs and season strands. Those include the ‘Riverside Sessions’ series, described as running from 16 July to 30 August 2026 and curated by young people, as well as a wider autumn/winter classical and performance programme. The Felsmann + Tiley event is listed separately from those series and should be understood as its own gig announcement.
The duo’s description as a German synth act suggests a set rooted in electronic textures rather than a conventional band format, though the institution’s own copy leans more on atmosphere than on genre detail. The emphasis on cinematic scale and neo-classical restraint indicates how Southbank Centre is positioning the booking: as an immersive, emotionally expansive live performance rather than a straightforward club show.
For now, the verified public information is limited but clear: Felsmann + Tiley are scheduled to appear at Southbank Centre, London, on 22 November 2026.
