156 live in Calgary

Experience 156 live on August 9th

156 is a musical project spearheaded by artist and producer, David Poole, creating atmospheric and emotionally resonant electronic music. Often described as blending elements of ambient, IDM (Intelligent Dance Music), and post-rock, 156’s compositions frequently feature intricate sound design, layered textures, and a focus on evocative melodies. Poole’s work has appeared on several prominent electronic music labels and he has a growing international following.

The Palace Theatre in Calgary, Alberta, holds a significant place in the city’s cultural history. Originally constructed in 1928 as a vaudeville house named The Grand Theatre, it underwent several transformations including operating as a cinema and a live performance venue under different names. In 1998 it was extensively renovated and reopened as The Palace Theatre, specifically geared towards live music performances.

The venue is known for its intimate setting with a capacity of approximately 500 standing or 350 seated attendees. Its architectural details retain elements of its original Art Deco style while incorporating modern sound and lighting systems. The Palace Theatre regularly hosts both established and emerging artists across diverse genres, becoming a key component of Calgary's independent music scene.