Conference + Concert

Conference: 10am - 5pm
Concert: 7pm - 9:30pm

Leading artists, technologists, and researchers present talks, panels, and hands-on workshops exploring the forefront of immersive audio. From 3D composition and sound architecture to psychoacoustics and spatial perception, the programme examines how sound shapes the way we sense, move through, and understand the world.

Sonic Spheres transforms Woolwich Works into a living, resonant environment where multiple spherical loudspeaker arrays animate the space with fully immersive 3D sound. Audiences are invited into an extraordinary encounter with sound in space - a world where listening becomes physical, spatial, and deeply embodied.

For full programme and timings visit sonicspheres.org.

We’re also offering 10 free tickets for non-academic participants who would like to attend. These bursary places are available on a first-come, first-served basis. To apply, email Sound-image@greenwich.ac.uk with the subject line “Sonic Spheres Bursary”, including your name, email address, and profession or current role.

This event is part of the SOUND/IMAGE Research Centre (University of Greenwich) 2025-2026 Loudspeaker Orchestra Concert Series.

In collaboration with UCL (University College London) and City St George’s, University of London.

Concert Only

Concert: 7pm - 9:30pm

Sonic Spheres transforms Woolwich Works into a living, resonant environment where multiple spherical loudspeaker arrays animate the space with fully immersive 3D sound.

Audiences are invited into an extraordinary encounter with sound in space - a world where listening becomes physical, spatial, and deeply embodied - inviting audiences to listen in entirely new ways.

The concert will include a selection of world premieres, and works specifically composed for the IKO loudspeaker/s. For further information on the artists and performances, visit sonicspheres.org.

This event is part of the SOUND/IMAGE Research Centre (University of Greenwich) 2025-2026 Loudspeaker Orchestra Concert Series.

In collaboration with UCL and City St George’s.