Name: STAGE 002: THEODOR ANDREI & GLASS BRIDGES
Start: 2023-07-28 19:00:00
End: 2023-07-28 23:00:00
Location: The Water Rats

Post-Eurovision blues hitting strong? Don't worry, Platform '96 is back and ready to depart for Stage 002 alongside Theodor Andrei, Eurovision semifinalist and Vocea Romniei Junior semifinalist (The Voice Kids Romania).

With multiple appearances on BBC Music Introducing, joining Theodor will be Glass Bridges, a four-piece alternative rock band that represents the fragility of early relationships and the determination to strengthen connection through self-reflection and love.

Taking place at The Water Rats, a renowned venue steeped in music history with Bob Dylan, The Pogues and Oasis playing their first gigs, Stage 002 is promising an unforgettable night of live music in a truly iconic setting.

EVENT DETAILSFriday 28th July 2023 - 7pmThe Water Rats 328 Grays Inn Rd. London WC1X 8BZ Running Time: 4h hours Age: 18+ Tickets: 12.50 (online) / 15 (OTD)LINE-UPTHEODOR ANDREIPhoto by Corinne Cumming

Theodor Andrei is a singer, composer, and actor, with an impressively long list of theatre and voice-acting credits, and thats because he started performing at a very young age.

One of Theodors earliest achievements was reaching the semi-finals of Vocea Romniei Junior (The Voice Kids Romania), then a few years later he turned the judges heads on X Factor Romania. In both instances he demonstrated the distinctive rock vocals that are now his professional trademark.

GLASS BRIDGESPhoto by Pearl Cook

Glass Bridges represents the fragility of early relationships and the determination to strengthen connection through self-reflection and love. Their music explores the journey towards healing, whilst fostering the belief that the bridges we break can always be rebuilt. They do so by blending hard rock and post-grunge influences to create an atmospheric yet punchy sound, with unique emotionality.

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