A legendary voice in reggae history and undisputedly one of the most respected and influential singers in Jamaica, Horace Andy has maintained his untainted voice for over four decades.
With his voice immortalised across all five of Massive Attack’s studio albums, his dub sound has become fully embedded into the wider world, whilst his incendiary live show also continues to garner him plenty of new fans and admirers today.
LINE UP
Horace Andy
Dub Asante Band
Matic Horns & Tallis
DJ Robin Catto
PRICE
Standing: £25
Restaurant: £35
DOORS
19:00-22:30
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