Gayance live in Glynde

Experience Gayance live on July 5th

Gayance is a French electronic music duo known for their melodic house and techno productions, often incorporating influences from progressive house and trance. Their sound is characterized by driving basslines, atmospheric textures, and emotive synth work, frequently appearing on labels like Anjunadeep and This Never Happened. They have gained recognition for both their studio albums and energetic live performances.

Glynde Place is a country house located in Glynde, East Sussex, United Kingdom. Originally built in the late 16th century by Sir George Strickland, it underwent significant alterations in the 18th and 19th centuries, notably under Sir Thomas Pelham, who employed architect James Wyatt. The house showcases a blend of architectural styles including Tudor and Palladian influences.

Throughout its history, Glynde Place has been the ancestral home of the Brand family and subsequently the Pellams. It served as a convalescent home for officers during World War I and later housed a school before returning to private ownership. The estate includes extensive parkland designed in part by Capability Brown, contributing to its picturesque setting within the South Downs National Park. The grounds are occasionally opened for public events, leveraging the historic building and landscape.