Reona/Savic + Erica Dawn Lyle

An exciting new live music event in WORM’s partner venue WGW-podium. We could not let these artists bypass Rotterdam, that is why.

Erica Dawn Lyle
A solo guitar odyssey that will take you to places far and wide. Erica Dawn Lyle is a writer, curator, experimental musician, and cultural instigator who lives in New York and Los Angeles. The former touring guitar player for Bikini Kill, as a solo performer Lyle has released musical collaborations with Kim Gordon, The Raincoats, Bernadette Mayer, Kathleen Hanna, Kim Deal, Brontez Purnell, and many more. She also performs in the free jazz//activist duo, MYKAWARA, with drummer, Marshall Trammell. Lyle is the author of Streetopia (Booklyn, 2015) and a contributor to Artforum, Art in America, Frieze, and other publications. Her most recent publication is the chapbook, The Knight of Cups (Beladonna Press, 2023). Her latest album, On Fire, was released jointly by Feeding Tube and Half A Million Records in October 2025.
Listen to a track from her album Dissolution.here

Reona & Grgur Savic
A freshly formed duo sharing an interest in sound as it emerges through body, object, voice, and gesture. Their performances unfold as a shifting field between raw energy and subtle moments within pure improvisation.
Tokyo-based artist Reona treats tap dance as a sonic instrument. Through the contact of tap shoes and wooden boards, metal sheets, chains, steel bowls, plastic bags, and loudspeakers, she constructs dense rhythmic textures and raw sound surfaces. Her impulses travel directly through the body, from legs to arms to breath, transforming movement into sound and sound into choreography.
Berlin-based artist Grgur Savić works between sound, visual art, and technology. His practice explores the physicality of sound through the deconstruction and preparation of instruments, graphic scores, and the transformation of found materials into hybrid sound–text structures. Across formats, his work listens for how sound, text, and objects can be coded, re-coded, and ultimately re-heard.
In their collaboration, rhythm fractures into noise, objects become instruments, and movement becomes composition. Listening becomes physical, and the stage transforms into a space where sound, gesture, and matter unfold in real time. Get an impression of that from their trailer, here.

NOTE: Bring your own drinks! WGW does not run a bar, but you will save money which you can spend on the artists!