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Max Cooper announces two 3D/AV shows

by Nick Linazasoro
Sunday 24 May, 2026 at 12:57PM
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Max Cooper announces two 3D/AV shows

Max Cooper (pic Cherie Elody)

Well it’s official! Techno/House/Minimal DJ and producer Max Cooper has announced a return to The Old Market in Hove for not one, but two dates this coming Autumn. These will be mightily impressive 3D/AV Live immersive audio-visual performances! These will be taking place on Thursday 29th & Friday 30th October 2026.

Max is returning to The Old Market (TOM) where his set on 3rd October was yours truly’s ‘Gig Of The Year’ for 2024 – Read my account of that evening HERE.

Max Cooper at The Old Market back in 2024 (pics Cherie Elody)

Max’s shows are customised to every venue, with every show a unique experience, he works together with architecture and space to deliver his unique blend of scientific and human stories that move off the screen to wrap the audience in sculptures of light and sound.

His visit to TOM will showcase Max’s latest album ‘Feeling Is Structure’ plus material spanning Cooper’s celebrated catalogue, alongside new compositions that continue his exploration of the human experience through music.

Drawing on an extensive portfolio of conceptual album projects, the experience is catered to seated or standing events, classical or techno, given his rich catalogue of genre spanning musical and visual content. 3D/AV tells the story of the foundations of our world, and our place in it, as a living feeling experience.

Max Cooper is returning to The Old Market (pic Nick Linazasoro)

“Without doubt this will be the visual music gig of the year…..I’m certain tonight will live long in the memory! An awesome night out!” – Nick Linazasoro, Brighton & Hove News

“Go see him live, it’s just an absolute wild experience” – Thomas Ravenscroft, BBC Radio 6 Music

“Jaw-dropping, and – the word is overused, but here it’s 100% valid – immersive” – Sonar

“Beautiful electronic music inspired by the natural world” – Vogue

Tickets for these forthcoming shows can be purchased HERE.

www.maxcooper.net

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