Disclosure, the British duo that helped reshape the sound of modern electronic music, will take over Berkeley’s Greek Theatre on Saturday, September 27, a rare chance to catch their kinetic, finely-tuned live show in an open-air setting.
Since their breakout debut Settle in 2013, brothers Guy and Howard Lawrence have blurred the lines between underground club culture and pop accessibility. Their music moves with both head and heart: sharp, minimal beats layered with soulful hooks and subtle emotion. Songs like “Latch,” “When a Fire Starts to Burn,” and “You & Me” helped define an era, but Disclosure’s ear for reinvention has kept them firmly in the now.
Their live performances extend this ethos. Disclosure’s sets are built with a producer’s precision but unfold with the energy of a full-band experience: beats and synths triggered live, visuals engineered to accent each shift in rhythm and tone. The result is less a DJ set and more an evolving piece of performance art.
At the Greek, under the early autumn sky, Disclosure will offer a night where craft meets euphoria, and each track hits with the force of both.
Disclosure plays the Greek Theatre on Saturday, September 27. Tickets available at ticketmaster.com.
Address: 2001 Gayley Rd, Berkeley, CA 94720
Show Time: 7:00 p.m.
Age: All Ages
