Join us for a huge show at The Jazz Cafe celebrating three decades of genius from A Tribe Called Quest and Q Tip.
We’re celebrating 30 years of the iconic Tribe album, ‘The Low End Theory’ with Patterns, the London band featuring the city’s finest jazz players led by Dani Deodato (Arlo Parks / Pyjaen).
In addition to this, the band will be diving deep into the 2001-recorded Q Tip solo album, Kamaal The Abstract, for their opening set of the night. A record heavily indebted to the jazz influence in hip-hop and Q Tip’s personal record collection.
- Dani Diodato – guitar
- Nicola Guida – keys
- Jerome Johnson – drums
- Johnatan Moko – bass
- Jay Phelps – trumpet
- Callum Connell – saxophone
- Mandeep – vocals
- Simon JNR – vocals
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