Joy (Anonymous) | Night 3

Supported by Quiet Man After selling-out their first date in a matter of hours, we've added a second date due to huge demand JOY (Anonymous) make music, but it's something bigger than that: creating shared experiences that uplift and connect people. Having established themselves during lockdown by playing impromptu meet-ups on London’s South Bank, they have since graduated to some of the world’s most special stages such as Roundhouse, Glastonbury and going B2B with Fred Again... at Alexandra Palace. Their music revels in the euphoria of being alive and all the feelings, good or bad, that come with it. Reflecting the frenetic, sweaty movement of a night out to the gentler winding down as the dawn breaks. This October the duo return to the live stage at Hackney Church for an atmospheric live performance in the Grade II listed church. Ages 14+ (Under 16s to be accompanied by an adult 18+) Please note that tickets are sold as Ground Floor Standing and Balcony Unreserved Seating respectively. Standing ticket holders may not access the Balcony area and vice versa. We welcome anyone with accessibility requirements and will endeavour to accommodate any needs you may have. Please get in touch prior to making a booking by emailing support@hackney.church About Hackney Church Located in the heart of East London, Hackney Church, officially known as St John at Hackney, is the historic parish church of Hackney, dating back to 1792.