Ruby Dawn

The 1865 & Solent Area Prog Presents
Ruby Dawn and Living In Shadows

RUBY DAWN Ruby Dawn's powerful yet atmospheric sound evokes the spacious grooves of Pink Floyd and the edginess of Porcupine Tree and groove of Massive Attack, but with a truly unique progressive style of their own. Humanitarian and environmental issues are the themes of Carola Baer's heartfelt lyrics, delivered with passion and soulful intensity, while the band's music is a majestic mix of rock, minimalism, and haunting ambience that has been gaining new fans with every performance.
LIVING IN SHADOWS Living In Shadows was formed by award winning vocalist Zoe Gilby and multi instrumentalist Andy Champion as a studio project during the 2020 lockdown. Their distinctive sound, follows in the tradition of great English alt pop and progressive rock whilst also reflecting their background in jazz. The duo has released two albums, ‘Living in Shadows’ (2020) and ‘Neon Burning’ (2024) to critical acclaim. Since then Living in Shadows has expanded to a five piece band featuring Mark Williams on guitar, Ben Lawrence on keys and John Bradford on drums.

8+ (Under 14s accompanied by an adult)

For accessibility enquiries please email access@the1865.live with proof of purchase and your requirements (seat / wheelchair space etc) Carer tickets are only available to care provider of the ticket holder. 

Ticketmaster UK 0870 154 40 40, International 00 44 161 385 3500 Box office: 020 8980 3030

Collect from The Hippodrome during the 45 minutes before the show. Take the credit card and the Ticketmaster reference number.

- Limited on-site parking available
- Nearby public parking garages within 5-minute walk
- Street parking with metered zones
- Recommended to arrive early for parking

The Hippodrome is accessible to those with special needs.

No recording. No photography. No alcohol. No smoking in auditorium.

- Recommended age limits vary by event
- Children under 14 must be accompanied by adult
- Some events may be 16+ or 18+
- Infant/child ticket policies differ by performance