Backstage at Roundhouse Podcast
Three Sixty Festival
What happens when the world-class artist and creatives meet the boldest young voices in audio?
In this dedicated series for Three Sixty Festival, Backstage at the Roundhouse takes a look behind the curtain of our month-long festival that features one-off performances, world exclusives and unmissable collaborations from today’s best artists and the stars of tomorrow. Produced by the award-winning Transmission Roundhouse, these episodes feature young creatives in conversation with festival headliners and rising stars.
Expect:
- Exclusive Interviews: Deep dives with music, dance, and spoken word icons.
- The Unseen Roundhouse: A look at the collaborations taking place at the festival
- Fresh Perspectives: Innovative storytelling from our Transmission Roundhouse 18–30-year-old producers.
Look out for new episodes dropping weekly!
Transmission Roundhouse host Emmeline Armitage is joined by Boy Blue’s co-founders Kenrick Sandy and Michael “Mikey J” Asante ahead of their new show Cycles, which they will perform at the Roundhouse Three Sixty Festival in 2026. Boy Blue’s latest production showcases hip hop dance at its most fluid, distilled and skilful — a resolute and joyful exploration of the form in all its variations.
Transmission Roundhouse host Mandi Furaji is joined by Julie Adenuga ahead of Julie’s top 5 live show which she will host at Roundhouse Three Sixty Festival in 2026. Soundtracked by Julie’s house band the composers, plus special guests Trevor Nelson, Rachael Anson, Sarel, Chuckie Online. Julie’s top 5 showcases all things Black British anthems, from Grime to UK Garage, Afro Swing and beyond.
Transmission Roundhouse host Beattie Green is joined by Caitlin O’Ryan ahead of a special SpitNights showcase, celebrating one of the UK’s fastest-growing platforms for emerging jazz and poetry talent, featuring explosive performances, unexpected collaborations, and a live improvised jazz band alongside standout artists including Harry Baker and Maureen Onwunali.y’s most vital and unapologetic artists.
