The much-hyped Istanbul band Islandman continue their stratospheric rise at The Jazz Cafe.
Islandman perform on stage as an electro-acoustic live trio. Their music can be described as a unique mix of mellow electronic structures & dance beats with spacey live guitars, backed up by shamanic rhythms.
Their live performances bring Turkish Psychedelia and rhythms rooted in East African with a powerful, emotive focus on the electric universe.
The band released their first long play ‘Rest in Space’ on the influential Copenhagen Music For Dreams label in 2017.
Over 18’s only.
From and including the 14th March 2007 the Jazz Cafe is a NO SMOKING venue.
Disabled customers can buy their tickets from any of the usual sources and
do not have to explain their disability.
Wheelchair customers do not need to contact the venue in advance, please
purchase a ticket as normal. Your assistant will be admitted free on arrival
with you and does not need to purchase a ticket.
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