Mali
Folklore, E2 7QL , [Venue Details]Gotobeat is very excited to be bringing Mali to Folklore Hoxton, London on Friday 14th May.
Mali’s music sounds like the lovechild of Fleetwood Mac and Radiohead—a vintage sound perfectly amalgamating with contemporary sonic ease. Her discography has created international ripples, helping her win the MTV European Music Award for Best Indian Act in 2024, along with her single Semi Automatic Butane getting featured on Fortnite’s Radio Underground.
During a special event of Apple Music India, Mali met Tim Cook, CEO of Apple, when he came to India to unveil the first Apple Store in the country. She was the first Indian artist to be selected by Spotify to be a part of its prestigious RADAR program, along with getting recognition from leading global media outlets like BBC, which featured her in a music documentary called Rhythms of India, as well as a live news broadcast during the pandemic.
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Admission: £14.28
Age restriction: 18+
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Gotobeat is very excited to be bringing Mali to Folklore Hoxton, London on Friday 14th May.
Mali’s music sounds like the lovechild of Fleetwood Mac and Radiohead—a vintage sound perfectly amalgamating with contemporary sonic ease. Her discography has created international ripples, helping her win the MTV European Music Award for Best Indian Act in 2024, along with her single Semi Automatic Butane getting featured on Fortnite’s Radio Underground.
During a special event of Apple Music India, Mali met Tim Cook, CEO of Apple, when he came to India to unveil the first Apple Store in the country. She was the first Indian artist to be selected by Spotify to be a part of its prestigious RADAR program, along with getting recognition from leading global media outlets like BBC, which featured her in a music documentary called Rhythms of India, as well as a live news broadcast during the pandemic.
Admission: £14.28
Age restriction: 18+
Halibuts is the only place to find ALL London's live music.
Free for all to use, we track ~1,000 London venues and list every type of live music.
To reach our home page, Click here
Or download the Halibuts APP:

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