Gunnr

Trap artist Gunnr brings low-end pressure and clipped hi-hats to Colours Hoxton, London, on 27 May 2026. On stage, he pares things back to essentials: bass-first beats, cold synth motifs and a delivery that moves between half-sung hooks and tight, percussive bars. Tempos slide from slow-burners to double-time bursts, with pauses that let the drop hit harder. Gunnr’s writing leans on snapshots of street life and late-night moods, drawn in short lines built for cadence and the way words ride the 808s. Between tracks, he keeps momentum with quick transitions and ad-libs that fold into the arrangement rather than sitting over it, pushing the room without losing clarity. This set puts focus on texture and impact: hi-hat lattices, sub frequencies you feel first, and patterns that loop just long enough to shift. In the close quarters of Colours Hoxton, his sound lands direct, turning the floor into a moving metronome. A London date with a stripped-down take on trap performed live.