Oneohtrix Point Never brought his album Tranquilizer to the Barbican Hall with live visuals, opening the NTS 15th-anniversary programme.
On Friday 17 April 2026, Oneohtrix Point Never, the American producer signed to Warp Records, brought his album Tranquilizer to the Barbican Hall at the Barbican Centre. Freeka Tet made the live visuals.
Daniel Lopatin grew up in Massachusetts, where his father’s Roland Juno-60 synthesiser shaped his first electronic experiments. He began in Brooklyn’s noise music scene in the early 2000s, and the synthesiser compilation Rifts brought early acclaim in 2009.
His film scores for the Safdie brothers include Good Time, Uncut Gems and Marty Supreme, and the first won the soundtrack award at the 2017 Cannes Film Festival. He has produced for The Weeknd and worked with James Blake, Charli XCX and ANOHNI.
The London radio station NTS presented the night with FORM as the first show of its 15th-anniversary celebrations. Lopatin has long been part of its programming.
He played from 21:05 to 22:45, after an interval. Malibu opened the evening with a DJ set.