From the get-go, Khruangbin’s journey has been emphatically its own: a sound and visual representation with few precedents, ignoring pop expectations, relying only on internal inspirations, and a multitude of visions. It’s a mindset of penetrating the self, connecting to the surrounding world and modelling your own life experiences – something which will come to fruition when the band take to the stage at Gunnersbury Park in London next summer.

Earlier this year they released their new record ‘A LA SALA’ – described as “a porthole onto the bounties powering Khruangbin’s vision and a reimagining and refuelling for the long haul ahead” – and have begun to embark on a seismic global tour alongside an extremely busy festival season, wowing audiences across the world.

Also appearing at Gunnersbury Park alongside Khruangbin are revered New York, art rock outfit TV On The Radio. Having recently announced their first live shows in five years and a 20th anniversary re-issue of their seminal debut album ‘Desperate Youth, Bloodthirsty Babes’ released next month, this new, unmissable show announcement marks another exciting development in the band’s trajectory.

Heralded as “the most innovative band on the planet” by AV Club and “one of the most compelling American rock and roll stories of the modern age” by the BBC, TV On The Radio have proved themselves to be one of the most influential bands of the decade by consistently confounding expectations whilst managing to balance respect from critics and peers alike.

West London’s Gunnersbury Park has become established as one of the capital’s favourite outdoor venues and will play host to a series of day shows offering an eclectic mix of music genres in August 2025. In 2024 the park hosted stellar, 5-star appearances from PJ Harvey, Peggy Gou, KoRn, Tom Grennan and FISHER, with more brilliant shows set to be announced for 2025.