Blending the power, energy, and melody of reggae with the lyricism of hip hop.
A key pillar of the Reggae Revival movement, Kabaka Pyramid carved his way into the Jamaican reggae scene with Rebel Music in 2011. His hip hop roots were evident in the lyrical style and hard-hitting beats, laying the foundation for an ever-ascending career highlighted by the Grammy winning album “The Kalling” produced by role model Damian “Jr Gong” Marley.
Kabaka is well known for delivering an electrifying and entertaining live performance.
+ support from STRYDA (Teachings In Dub)
Doors: 7pm
STRYDA: 7.30pm
Kabaka: 9.30pm
Curfew: 11pm
Please note this is a standing event, accessible seating is available
Last entry 2 hours before curfew
About Trinity Presents
This is part of Trinity Presents - our in-house programme of music, bringing world-class artists and emerging talent to inner-city audiences.
Venue levy: Trinity has introduced a £1 Restoration Levy on every event ticket sold. This income will be used to create a dedicated fund for critical building works that will protect and maintain the Trinity Centre building and grounds.
]]>Her interest in sonic mysteries has led her to record in various settings--in her home, outside with a field recorder, and in recording studios—as well as to perform live, often with a focus on the voice and the space between language and babble. Holter’s music is multi-layered and texturally rich, often featuring an array of instruments played by an ensemble of creative musicians. She has amassed a body of work that explores melody within free song structures, atmosphere, and the impulses of the voice.
+ support: Nyokabi Kariũki
19:30: Doors
20:00: Nyokabi Kariũki
21:00: Julia Holter
23:00: Curfew
Please note this is a standing event, accessible seating is available.
Last entry: 2 hours before curfew
Venue levy: Trinity has introduced a £1 Restoration Levy on every event ticket sold. This income will be used to create a dedicated fund for critical building works that will protect and maintain the Trinity Centre building and grounds.
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Manchester’s JP Cooper is a self-made, self-taught musician who manages to exist effortlessly within two scenes generally considered to be at varying ends of the sonic spectrum. Learning his craft on the Indie Rock scene, but later connecting with the Sing Out Gospel Gospel Choir, John Paul Cooper’s exquisite vocal and adroitly played guitar seamlessly encompasses the best of both worlds. It’s Indie with soul, soul with heart.
After signing to Island Records 18 months ago, JP released two EP’s, which combined have had over 5 million plays. The first, Keep The Quiet Out, was produced by the Confectionary [Bonkaz, Jacob Banks]. The most recent (When The Darkness Comes), produced by the duo One-Bit, features six perfectly executed vignettes. The EP is deeply personable yet utterly relatable.
Next up is JP’s debut album proper which promises to be bigger and bolder affair, while retaining a sense of simplicity and honesty. Featuring elements of Hip Hop, stand-up soul and Country-inflected guitar, there will also be some unexpected twists and turns.
Joyner Lucas will tour the UK for the very first time this year. Lucas has been making waves in the rap game, going viral with “I’m Not Racist” and “Frozen,” two socially-conscious tracks with potent imagery tackling racism and reckless driving. His co-signs are a big deal, with Eminem, Chris Brown, and Timbaland are among those who’ve celebrated the rising star. Eminem telling none other than Elton John that Lucas is one of his favourite rappers.
Lucas is readying his debut album, following his critically acclaimed mixtape 508-507-2209, as well as a joint album with his "Stranger Things" & “I Don’t Die” collaborator Chris Brown titled Angels and Demons. The duo released "Stranger Things" earlier this year following a solo single titled “Frozen” and as of recently “I Don’t Die”.
It has been suggested that it doesn't matter where you're from, but where you're at. Hip-Hop has proven that both locations matter equally. However, every once in a while you get an artist like Joyner Lucas that is more concerned about where they are going.
"My music is purity," says Lucas. "I try to have a bit of everything. I can't please everybody, but I try to with my music. I am a musical guy, so I couldn't pigeon hole myself even if I tried."
Lucas' latest offering Along Came Joyner proves this. The conceptual album revolves around a story about a man from another planet who gets kicked out of home by his mother, lands on earth and begins a quest to find his human father. A story that isn't too far off from Lucas' real-life experiences.
'Caution: excessive sound levels' - earplugs are available at the bar for 50p
]]>Joy’s universally appealing neo-soul sound; knack for smart, modern storytelling; and candid, fearless attitude has seen her grow an ever amassing fanbase, waiting avidly for her next move.
Tickets on sale: Sep 05, 9am
Please note, this is a standing show
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Jose Gatutura
Kareh B
Marto Martz
Dj Josh (Simba Sounds)
Dj Cymoh
Dj Shaheim
Hakim
Mimi NiMfuasi
Dj Collo
Dj Bless
Dj Joe Morris
Dj Duez
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Johnny Flynn has shared news of his long awaited fourth album, ‘Sillion’, alongside first single ‘Raising the Dead’. ‘Sillion’ will be released 24th March through Transgressive Records.
‘Sillion’ has grown episodically between Flynn’s commitments to acting, composing, and his young family. It’s an album about the sacredness of man’s endeavour to connect with the earth while separated from it. It’s the sound of Flynn breathing in and breathing out.
The titles of Flynn’s records have become a talismanic focus for him over the years, and ‘Sillion’ rings out like a bell, converging unlikely forces — friendship, politics, poetry – to capture the album’s colour and mood as a measure of its times.
‘Sillion’ sees Flynn reunited with David Beauchamp (drums), Adam Beach (bass), Joe Zeitlin (cello), sister Lillie Flynn & Holly Holden (vocals), with guests Cosmo Sheldrake (electronics) and Dave Tattersall on lead guitar for ‘The Landlord’.
‘Raising the Dead’, tells of Flynn getting to know his newborn daughter. “My Dad died when I was 18, and that was quite a galvanising experience,” Flynn says, “and there’s often an element of that in anything I’m writing; every big loss that you suffer in life, I think everything comes through the conduit of that. I had a really strong sense of my daughter having elements of my Dad when she came along, and it made me kind of laugh - that cyclical sense, of thinking of my daughter as my Dad.”
A March headline UK tour with his band The Sussex Wit has also been announced, plus solo appearances at the SXSW Conference in Austin, Texas. Tickets for the UK tour go on sale Wednesday 18th January at 9am.
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His songs are packed with persistently honest and impassioned lyrics; Rocked by soul-warming, jazz-inspired and lo-fi pop instrumentals, Joesef describes his sound as "sad boy music". He recently announced his highly anticipated debut album 'Permanent Damage', set for release on 13 January 2023 on AWAL. Representing the multilayers of the Scottish singer’s character and heart, over the past two years we have all witnessed an artist who has grown from bedroom pop to master and co-producer of new soul born from new heartbreak.
+ support: Etta Marcus is a 20-year-old singer, songwriter, and musician hailing from South London presents her first EP, View From The Bridge. A personal and intimate experience that expresses universal sentiments of loss, regret, and a desire to strive for something better.
Please note this is a standing event, accessible seating is available.
Last entry: 2 hours before curfew
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Jamie Dickson (Guitarist magazine editor) - guitar/vocals
Mick Taylor (That Pedal Show) - guitar/vocals
Neville Marten (Guitar Techniques magazine) - guitar/vocals
Denny Ilett - guitar/vocals
Eric Mylod-Okafo - bass/vocals
Matt Brown - drums.
+ support
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Cyclic variations of Modern Kosmology and The Silver Globe.
Audio/visual zoetropes performed by Jane Weaver.
Long established pop composer, sound sculptress, soundtracker and singer, Jane Weaver, presents an evening of unique atmospheric audio/visual segments performing solo variations of songs from her critically acclaimed albums 'The Silver Globe' and 'Modern Kosmology’.
An unshakable figure in the U.K’s experimental pop music landscape for over 3 decades, with eight full length albums to her name, Jane's self-propelled career has in recent years reached a critical zenith with unanimous praise spanning various multi-disciplinary fields, on a multitude of new global pastures.
Named after a standout track on her latest Modern Kosmology album, Loops In The Secret Society, as Jane's first solo tour in over five years, sees her continue to channel new depths of cosmic energy with a fragile web of melodic codes, vocal treatments, cyclic cinematic motifs and expanding drum drones via her assemblage of custom-built vinyl discs, unlikely instrumentation, tape loops and zoetropic imagery.
The Loops In The Secret Society tour, reveals another dimension to Jane Weaver's ever expanding oeuvre, further reinstating the artist as one of Europe's most inspiring, inceptive and independent female performers and one of the truly vital architects of progressive pop music and creative songwriting of this generation.
Please note this is a seated event
]]>He released his debut album, Last Night Stars, on his own Allotment Recordings label in 2003, though it wasn't until his second album seven years later that he would find greater success. The Pull of the Moon was released in 2010, but it took off the following year when the YouTube video of one of its tracks, "Wasn't Expecting That," was played on The Ian Dempsey Breakfast Show on Today FM, Ireland's biggest station. The song became the station's most requested track, and launched his chart career in his adopted homeland. In 2015, Lawson became the first act signed to Ed Sheeran's Warner Bros. imprint Gingerbread Records. His self-titled third LP arrived later that year. After tours with Sheeran and One Direction, he returned to the studio to record a follow-up. His fifth album, Happy Accidents, featured the single "Can't See Straight" -- co-written with Sheeran and Snow Patrol's Johnny McDaid -- and arrived in September 2017.
tickets available now
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