A venue loved by Amy Winehouse is to screen the late singer's recent biopic in a new pop up cinema.
Camden Cult Cinema is celebrating music culture and the area's rich music heritage with a programme of movies at The Vanguard in Stables Market.
Winehouse, who lived in Camden Square, was a frequent visitor back when the Victorian stables was the Proud Camden - attending parties, getting up on stage, and even serving drinks from the bar.
Owner Alex Proud once claimed when she was writing Black To Black she was a regular on the "old Proud terrace," so it's appropriate that the recent film of the same name kicks off the 'Music Season' of screenings on September 18.
It's followed on September 19 by Amazing Grace, a film about soul legend Aretha Franklin.
Then on September 28th the cinema will screen Dance Craze, a 1981 concert film that captures the best of 2 Tone Records, the label that championed the British ska revival.
It features several live performances by Madness who met while studying at Camden Schools, and first found fame with gigs at The Dublin Castle.
The venue boasts a 5 metre screen and world class Danley Sound Labs Synergy Horn sound system typically reserved for live concerts with the cinema showcasing films spanning a range of music genres.
The rest of the season includes Questlove's Summer of Soul, Pink Floyd's The Wall, and Grace Jones' Bloodlight and Bami.
Other standout events include the 40th anniversary screening of Talking Heads' Stop Making Sense on October 17th. Unlike typical screenings, it will be a standing gig, recreating the energy and atmosphere of the original 1984 live show and allowing audiences to dance as if they were there.
Screenings continue throughout the year, with Comedy, Country & Western and Horror films in time for Halloween.
All events begin at 7:30 pm (6pm on Sunday), with films starting at 8:00 pm and are for over 18s only.
The venue includes a bar and will be selling popcorn, and gourmet hotdogs with tickets priced at £12 + booking fee available through dice.fm
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