As part of our club re-opening series, we are delighted to welcome Afriquoi to our booth alongside Jazz Cafe favourite, Andrew Ashong, on Friday 9th July.
Afriquoi gained notoriety for combining traditional African styles, such as Ghanaian kora and Mandinkan percussion with contemporary UK electronic music. The collective bring that signature sound to our booth – expect elements of house, dubstep, soca, garage, hip-hop and more.
British-Ghanaian producer Andrew Ashong’s legendary DJ sets take you on a journey like no other as he mixes jazz, soul, electronica and more, as demonstrated in his infectious track,”Flowers’, with Theo Parrish…
£15 tickets are now on sale for a limited time. Our club re-opening tickets are selling out fast – don’t expect them to last long.
Perfect for groups of 15 to 150, our mezzanine level is all about exclusivity and intimacy. To reserve an area for drinks, click ‘party bookings’ and submit an enquiry.
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