Celebrating a milestone year for Rhumba Club, Tom Falle returns to Paper Dress Vintage for an odyssey through his back catalogue. Live analogue synths, Italo beats and a decadent croon collide with reflections on identity, nightlife and queer culture in a live set designed to feel less like a gig and more like stepping through the velvet curtain of the Rhumba Club itself: a retro-futurist discotheque for misfits and beautiful weirdos.

Five years since Welcome to the Rhumba Club and one year since HONCHO, his most recent album, featuring Italians Do It Better signee Juno Francis and art-pop icon Patrick Wolf. 2026 saw Tom take HONCHO on the road, touring with Mind Enterprises and playing festivals including Mighty Hoopla, KVIFF, Athens Music Week.

And then there's Kluci to vidí jinak než holky — his first film score, premiering in October.

Now he’s bringing it all back to one of his favourite London rooms for a Saturday night of fan favourites from every era of Rhumba Club — from Welcome to the Rhumba Club to HONCHO and everything in between.

Support comes from Maximilian Tanner, an independent synth-pop artist from Essex, who, fresh from supporting John Maus On tour, is now gearing up to take his late-night synth-pop as far as he can.

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