LOS ANGELES
Steve Roach
A Fourth World journey of immersive sound + light with the legendary composer
Saturday, June 6, 2026
Immanuel Presbyterian Church
6:30pm (doors) 8pm-10pm (performance)
All ages
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Enter a different dimension with electronic music pioneer Steve Roach. Steve leads us on a 2-hour voyage, mapping a sonic trajectory born from a life dedicated to the soundcurrent and the activation of the mythic imagination.
We’ll pair Steve’s Fourth World soundscapes with our consciousness-altering visuals. Join us for a transcendent evening as we opens portals of unyielding beauty within this historic LA church.
Steve Roach
Visionary synthesist Steve Roach draws on the beauty and power of the Earth's landscapes to create lush, meditative soundscapes. Inspired by Jon Hassell, Popul Vuh, and Tangerine Dream, Roach’s sound design has captivated listeners for decades.
First emerging with the Berlin School-styled album Now in 1982, he came into his own with the 1984 minimalist epic Structures from Silence. Efforts such as 1988's equally heralded Dreamtime Return were directly inspired by extensive travels deep into Australia's outback and directly engaging with the origins of the Aboriginal Dreamtime. Dark ambient works such as 1996's The Magnificent Void and 2000's Midnight Moon reflected the vast expanse of space, both physical and psychological.
During the 2010s, he began building an extensive modular synthesizer/sequencer system, revisiting his Berlin School roots with albums such as 2020's album Tomorrow. His most recent release Sentient Being (2026) directly speaks to the realm of empathy and compassion within its sonic embrace. Roach has maintained an impossibly prolific work rate throughout his career without sacrificing quality or craftsmanship, resulting in countless hours of truly sublime, otherworldly music.
Immanuel Presbyterian Church
Designed by Los Angeles architect Chauncey Fitch Skilling and modeled after French Gothic cathedrals, Immanuel Presbyterian Church was completed in 1929 in what’s now known as LA’s Koreatown district. The building's stone-clad corner tower soars 205 feet above Wilshire, supported by a steel frame that allows for a strikingly spacious interior. The building is an ADA accessible space.
3300 Wilshire Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90010
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