The Vagaband at Green Note
The Vagaband bring their mix of Americana, folk-jazz and soulful rock to Green Note in Camden. An all-ages show in a room that rewards a band with this many moving parts. Doors 7pm, 8.30pm start.
The Vagaband bring their mix of Americana, folk-jazz and soulful rock to Green Note in Camden. An all-ages show in a room that rewards a band with this many moving parts. Doors 7pm, 8.30pm start.
Kings Place artist-in-residence Renell Shaw premieres the final part of his Windrush Suite trilogy, mixing orchestration, voice and poetry to ask what three generations of Afro-Caribbean life in Britain hand on to a fourth. About 70 minutes, no interval, followed by a Q&A.
A free-improvisation trio at Cafe OTO: French-born, Brooklyn-based cellist Leila Bordreuil, New York drummer Chris Corsano and saxophonist Michael Foster.
French flautist Delphine Joussein brings CALAMITY, her solo project for flute, distortion and electronics, to Cafe OTO. Expect drones and abrasive textures pulled from free jazz, noise and metal. London-based pianist Marjolaine Charbin opens with prepared and inside-piano improvisation.
Donegal fingerstyle blues player Muireann Bradley calls into Rough Trade East on her record-store tour, two days after new EP Blackwood Pew (Fontana/Verve Forecast).