Join us as ButhoTheWarrior plays out the closing party of The Landing Hub- a space where the climate movement has met the arts during COP26.
Free food supplied by Soul Food Sisters at 7pm.
Zimbabwean born DJ ButhoTheWarrior plays all strains of house music, jazz, psychedelic, electro, disco & African music. His sets are eclectic and broad in their music selection and allow for unique edits of songs to be in every set either mixing live or pre edited. Often thought provoking to current social injustices.
With his new residency at Sub Club for JAIVA he looks forward to inviting African artists to Glasgow in all their musical richness! The party also hosts events at GLASGOW AUTONOMOUS SPACE in the south side, a social space that provides space for groups working to fight capitalism and other forms of oppression like racism.
This is not one to miss!
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