Tinlicker are Micha Heyboer and Jordi van Achthoven from Utrecht, and their melodic techno has always been more song than set. Dreams Of The Machine is the fourth album, and this run is the first time North America sees them as a full live trio, with vocalist Hero Baldwin on stage rather than sampled. That distinction matters: it is a played and sung performance, not a DJ set. Helsloot opens.
What to expect
A live electronic performance rather than a booth set, with vocals sung on stage and the album's long-form arrangements played out at length. Brooklyn Paramount's restored theater puts a seated balcony above a standing floor, and the room's low end is unusually good for its size. Helsloot opens with a set of his own beforehand.
Good to know
- This is billed as a live show with a vocalist rather than a DJ set, which changes the shape of the night.
- Helsloot, a longtime collaborator, opens the show.
- Brooklyn Paramount has a standing general-admission floor with a balcony above it.
- The venue is a short walk from the DeKalb Avenue and Atlantic Terminal subway hubs.
- Ignore any listing filing this under Amapiano; the duo work in melodic techno and progressive house.
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Common questions
Is this a DJ set?
No. It is Tinlicker's North American debut as a live trio, with vocalist Hero Baldwin performing on stage.
Which album is this tour supporting?
Dreams Of The Machine, their fourth album.
Who is opening?
Helsloot, a fellow Dutch producer and longtime collaborator who released a joint single with the duo this year.
