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STEF KAMIL CARLENS & THE POEM
Poetic harmony from Belgium
Sunday 4 October 2026
Three voices, one world. SKC’s distinctive raspy tenor is carried by the velvet-soft alto of Nel Ponsaers and the soulful soprano of Rahmat Emonds. Harmonies are at the heart of it all, yet each of the three steps forward as a soloist in their own right, bringing every song to life from a different angle and emotional world. In every musical adventure SKC embarks on, his deep love for sound and colour bleeds through. With The Poem is no different: he travels with an exceptional array of guitars, basses, organs, analogue synths and striking automated percussion. At times, it feels as though an invisible fourth musician has joined the trio on stage. The result is a concert that stays with you. Minimal in form, immense in feeling. An evening of goosebump moments, for those who experience music as literature.
STEF KAMIL CARLENS & THE POEM
Poetic harmony from Belgium
Sunday 4 October 2026
Three voices, one world. SKC’s distinctive raspy tenor is carried by the velvet-soft alto of Nel Ponsaers and the soulful soprano of Rahmat Emonds. Harmonies are at the heart of it all, yet each of the three steps forward as a soloist in their own right, bringing every song to life from a different angle and emotional world. In every musical adventure SKC embarks on, his deep love for sound and colour bleeds through. With The Poem is no different: he travels with an exceptional array of guitars, basses, organs, analogue synths and striking automated percussion. At times, it feels as though an invisible fourth musician has joined the trio on stage. The result is a concert that stays with you. Minimal in form, immense in feeling. An evening of goosebump moments, for those who experience music as literature.
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