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Join us for a powerful and deeply human evening with author and music journalist Scott Rowley as he discusses Stay Alive: The Life and Death of Stuart Adamson - the first fully co‑operative and definitive account of the life, legacy and tragic death of one of Scotland's most influential and enigmatic musicians.

Joining Scott will be Tony Butler from the classic line-up of Big Country.

This event is part of The Long Play Sessions, ICMP's curated series spotlighting transformative writers, artists and cultural voices who shape the way we understand music, identity and creative expression. Each session opens a window into the stories behind the art - blending conversation, cultural history and lived experience.

The Long Play Sessions: Scott Rowley/Tony Butler - Stay Alive - The Life & Death of Stuart Adamson

ICMP | London, Queen's Park, 76-78 Salusbury Rd, London NW6 6PA, UK

In Dancing Through the Fire, Jennings traces the extraordinary creative life of Paul Weller, from the explosive urgency of The Jam, through the ambitious sophistication of The Style Council, to a prolific and uncompromising solo career spanning more than three decades. Built from over 200 hours of interviews with more than 250 contributors, including Weller himself; the book offers an unprecedented, collective portrait of a musician whose influence has defined generations.

This event forms part of The Long Play Sessions, ICMP's curated series celebrating transformative writers, artists and cultural voices who shape how we understand music, identity and creative expression. Each session opens a window into the stories behind the art - blending conversation, cultural history and lived experience.

The Long Play Sessions: Dan Jennings with Paul Weller Dancing Through the Fire

Kiln Cinema is proud to host the UK premiere of the documentary, Theocracy - The Emigrant's Artist, followed by a Q&A with its subject Bernard Canavan and Director Sé Merry Doyle. 

Theocracy - The Emigrant's Artist explores the life and work of the London-based Irish artist Bernard Canavan, known as 'The Emigrant's Artist' for his powerful and evocative depictions of the Irish diaspora, based on his own experience as an Irish Navvy in the 1950's.

However, this film tells another tale, Bernard's own personal story: how he was abandoned in 1944 and placed in Saint Patrick's Guild, later to become known as 'The House of Shame', a place which was part of Ireland's hidden history of institutional abuse. 
Now in his 80's, Bernard addresses his own personal story - in his new suite of paintings entitled 'Theocracy'. In this film these new paintings  will be unveiled.

Theocracy - The Emigrant's Artist speaks volumes for the power of art to offer testimony to subjects many would rather turn away from. 
 
Sé Merry Doyle is an award-winning Irish documentary filmmaker. Some of his previous award-wining films include Patrick Kavanagh: No Man's Fool, John Ford: Dreaming the Quiet Man.

UK Premiere of the Documentary film "Theocracy - The Emigrants Artist"

Kiln Theatre, 269 Kilburn High Rd, London NW6 7JR, UK

Join us for a special evening with Lloyd Bradley, acclaimed music journalist and cultural historian, as he discusses his seminal book Funk: Is Its Own Reward, one of the most definitive explorations of funk music and its enduring cultural impact.

This event forms part of The Long Play Sessions, a curated series hosted by ICMP celebrating influential writers who have shaped how we understand music, culture and history. Each session brings books to life through live conversation, context and deep creative insight.

In Funk: It's Its Own Reward, Bradley traces the evolution of funk from its roots in soul, jazz and gospel to its explosive influence on hip hop, electronic music and contemporary pop. More than a genre study, the book examines funk as a philosophy - a sound rooted in liberation, identity, resistance and collective joy.

The Long Play Sessions: Lloyd Bradley with Funk Is Its Own Reward

Join us for an unmissable night celebrating the music, madness, and enduring legacy of Oasis - one of Britain's most explosive and influential bands.

Through the lens of A Sound So Very Loud - the definitive new book by acclaimed music journalists Ted Kessler and Hamish MacBain - this immersive evening dives deep into the songs, stories, and chaos that defined a generation.

The Long Play Sessions: Oasis - Ted Kessler & Hamish MacBain with A Sound So Very Loud

Join us on Friday 5th June at 7:00 pm at ICMP's Queen's Park venue for a special in‑conversation event with award‑winning writer, DJ and broadcaster Zakia Sewell, as she discusses her brand‑new book:

FINDING ALBION - Myth, Folklore and the Quest for a Hidden Britain

In this intimate interview, Zakia will discuss her quest for 'another Britain'. How she traversed the length and breadth of our island from Somerset to Scotland, seeking out a different story - one that lies beyond divisive national myths and symbols. 

In Finding Albion, Zakia uncovers an alternative spirit of Britain that is vividly alive today. It is found in otherworldly folk songs, ancient legends, Celtic seasonal rites and mystic stone circles that punctuate our landscape.

The Long Play Sessions: Zakia Sewell with 'Finding Albion'

Join us at ICMP's Queen's Park campus for a special in‑conversation event with award‑winning journalist, writer, and broadcaster Samira Ahmed, as she discusses her brand‑new book in the BFI Film Classics series:
A Hard Day's Night - her deep dive into the Beatles' groundbreaking 1964 film.

In this intimate interview, Samira will explore how A Hard Day's Night-originally created to capture the Beatles' explosive rise-has become a genuine cinematic classic. Drawing from her lifelong love for the film and her remarkable 2023 discovery of the earliest known full Beatles concert recording, Samira examines how the movie captured the shifting cultural landscape of 1960s Britain and redefined modern celebrity

The Long Play Sessions : Samira Ahmed with A Hard Day's Night

Join us at The Long Play Sessions for an immersive and intellectually charged evening with acclaimed music critic and cultural historian Simon Reynolds, as he discusses 'Still in a Dream: Shoegaze, Slackers and the Reinvention of Rock, 1984-1994'.

In Still in a Dream, Reynolds picks up where Rip It Up and Start Again left off, tracing the underground explosion that followed post‑punk: the rise of shoegaze, noisepop, slacker rock and grunge. Drawing on his first hand experience as a journalist embedded in the scene, Reynolds captures a moment when guitar music turned inward and expansive at the same time - when distortion, volume and texture became vehicles for emotion, alienation and altered states.

The Long Play Sessions : Simon Reynolds - Still in a Dream with Rudy Tambala

Join us for an intimate and electrifying evening with Stuart Braithwaite, founding member of Mogwai, as he discusses Spaceships Over Glasgow: Mogwai, Mayhem and Misspent Youth - a raw, funny and deeply honest memoir of music obsession, life on the road, and the strange magic of live sound.

This event forms part of The Long Play Sessions, ICMP's curated series celebrating artists and writers who shape how we experience and understand music culture. Each session explores the stories beneath the noise - where creativity, identity and lived experience intersect - offering audiences a rare chance to engage directly with the people who make and document the music that defines generations.

In Spaceships Over Glasgow, Braithwaite traces his journey from a music-obsessed childhood in Scotland to the global stages of one of the world's most influential post‑rock bands. With warmth, self‑deprecation and startling candour, he recounts formative gigs, life‑changing records, chaotic tours and the friendships that sustained Mogwai through decades of relentless volume and evolution.

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