Wax Mannequin y Stephen Hamm

A legendary figure in Vancouver’s music and arts scene for over three decades, Stephen Hamm: Theremin Man is a fearless sonic explorer whose performances center around the theremin—an instrument played without touch. Known for his work with influential Canadian acts Slow, Canned Hamm, and Nardwuar and the Evaporators, Hamm has forged a singular path as a solo artist. Blending theremin, synthesizer, and growling vocals, his sound traverses electropop, space rock, and experimental landscapes. His latest release, Songs of the Future, offers a glimpse into his vision—but it is onstage where his avant-garde artistry truly comes alive. Each performance is a psychedelic journey into new sonic dimensions: joyful, cosmic, and wholly unforgettable.

Joining him is Wax Mannequin, an artist whose music defies categorization. Moving fluidly between scrappy folk, art punk, and absurdist stadium metal, Wax Mannequin delivers performances infused with dark humour and a Dadaist edge. Across eight full-length albums and thousands of performances worldwide, Wax Mannequin has built a reputation for challenging audiences with work that is both musically ambitious and intellectually provocative—exploring themes of identity, politics, and the strange fabric of existence.

Para fans de Indie y Alternativa, Metal, y Folk y Blues.

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