PBPB x National Album Day: Jamiroquai 'Emergency On Planet Earth' album listening session in the dark @ The Castle Cinema, Homerton, London - Tuesday 11 October 2022

Your ticket price includes a Pitchblack Playback recycled polyester eye mask (yours to keep) which we give you as we have to keep the fire exit lights on. 

Please do not talk or sing at our events or use your phone.

You do not need to print this order confirmation out. Your name will be on our guestlist on the night. Make sure you know which session time you have booked for. Tickets are not refundable.

Venue Address: The Castle Cinema, First Floor, 64 - 66 Brooksby's Walk, London E9 6DA

Duration: 55 minutes

Pre-order the limited edition National Album Day Coloured Vinyl pressing of 'Emergency On Planet Earth'

Now in its 5^th year, National Album Day (15 October 2022) aims to shine a light on the art form of the album, celebrating the creativity and artistry that goes into making an album.

Since its launch in 2018, National Album Day has been supported by a diverse range of artists and musicians including Kylie Minogue, Joy Crookes, Sharleen Spiteri, Ray BLK, Lewis Capaldi, Mark Ronson, La Roux, Elbow, Paloma Faith, Blossoms, Alice Cooper, Novelist, Tom Odell, Mahalia, Toyah Willcox and Jazzie B among others. 

National Album Day is organised jointly by the BPI – the representative voice of independent and major labels across the UK (BRIT Awards and Mercury Prize) – and ERA, the digital entertainment and retail association (Record Store Day).  The event is supported across broadcast partner the BBC with highlights available to listen to on BBC Sounds, OfficialCharts.com, along with the UK’s recorded music community led by AIM (Association of Independent Music) and also including PPL and other trade associations, independent and specialist retailers and online and digital/streaming services

About the theme - Debut Albums

The Debut Albums theme will look to showcase a broad range of first album releases across multiple genres and decades – from debut recordings that have gone on to become classics to those that are perhaps only now being fully appreciated or which, years later, merit reappraisal.