Friday Night Show: LoKkhi TeRra featuring Dele Sosimi

“A total stonking blinder” – All About Jazz

“A fusion lover’s dream” – Songlines Magazine

“This coming together feels particularly inspired” – Evening Standard

Kishon Khan’s LoKkhi TeRra have over a number of years established themselves as one of London’s more unusual heavyweight outfits, described as, “A majestic multi-cultural blend of sounds... effortlessly building bridges between rolling Indian raga rhythms, Afro-Cuban grooves, Acid Jazz/funk and free flowing improvisation." – Timeout

With 6 critically acclaimed albums to date, the band continue to thrill with their live performances. Included amongst the band members are London’s top Cuban musicians, adding their infectious rich musical history to the melting pot. When the band wanted to explore Afrobeat, who better to bring in then one of the Afrobeat originators –keyboardist Dele Sosimi. “Sosimi creates some of the most bewitching grooves in modern African music.” E Jazz News

From the melas of Bangladesh to the streets of Havana, via districts of Lagos and bustling London clubs, you can expect an exciting & inspirational night here in Watford. Can't wait!

Check them out here: www.lokkhiterra.bandcamp.com

Band Line-up

Kishon Khan (Hugh Masekela, Tony Allen, Havana Cultura) – keys

Dele Sosimi (Fela Kuti) – keys

Javier Camilo (Ibrahim Ferrer) – vocals/perscussion

Oreste Noda (Ariwo) – conga

Tansay Omar – drum kit

Frank Portuonda – bass

Tahmina Sharmeen – vocals

Justin Thurgur – trombone

Nick Walters – trumpet

Ludys Hernandes – flute

About the show

This show is in the Theatre at the Pump House, providing 122  allocated seats. There really are no bad views from anywhere in the tiered seating, so book with confidence.

Doors will open from 7.15pm with a full bar available during the evening. The show will commence at 8pm.

Travel

There is parking on site at the venue, with overflow parking next door in Century Retail Park (limited to 3 free hours - although do check on arrival). The venue is just a 3-minute walk from Watford High Street Overground Station.

Access requirements

The venue is disability friendly, and we can accomodate up to 2 wheelchair users. Please email us in advance before booking to jazzwatfordlive@gmail.com or to request any more information about access support.

Age limit

There is no age limit in place for our shows whether you're 9 or 99! Although with our evening concerts do expect a more adult atmosphere.