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We’re taking The Dapper Live Experience: Trench fest with Live Orchestra beyond borders. Our artists will be heading to the UK to perform at the iconic 229 UK, bringing the fusion of street pop and orchestral music to an international stage.

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A special Monday night with Rage Against the Tagine, blending music from North Africa, the Middle East and Mediterranean with American jazz, and a London sensibility…

The band is a project set up by long-time collaborators, Shirley Smart (cello), Joe Browne (saxophone) and Christian Miller.

Marialy Pacheco and Rhani Krija bring their long-standing friendship and shared musical language to Marrocuba, combining Pacheco’s rhythm-driven piano with Krija’s expressive percussion.

GRAMMY-award winning global singer and songwriter Tyla heads out on ‘THE A*POP WORLD TOUR’, in support of her sophomore studio album, A*POP.

A*POP, is the second studio album from Tyla which sports the bonafide hits “CHANEL,” “IS IT”, “SHE DID IT AGAIN” and “IS IT LOVE”.

Marialy Pacheco and Rhani Krija bring their long-standing friendship and shared musical language to Marrocuba, combining Pacheco’s rhythm-driven piano with Krija’s expressive percussion.

GRAMMY-award winning global singer and songwriter Tyla heads out on ‘THE A*POP WORLD TOUR’, in support of her sophomore studio album, A*POP.

A*POP, is the second studio album from Tyla which sports the bonafide hits “CHANEL,” “IS IT”, “SHE DID IT AGAIN” and “IS IT LOVE”.

Lenna Bahule is known for her powerful voice, vocal arrangements and vibrant rhythms that merge traditional Mozambican elements with contemporary Afro-diasporic sounds.

Sounds from West Africa returns for 2026 with another epic lineup, bringing together music and cultural history rooted in the soul of the region, with a focus on the sounds of Nigeria and Cameroon for this edition.

Uplifting fusion of African music and live electronics creates a euphoric, cross-cultural dance celebration.

Born in Rabat, Morocco, in 1997, Stormy has become one of the most distinctive voices in North African hip hop, blending sharp lyricism with melodic versatility across Moroccan Arabic and French.

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Hailing from the heart of Zululand in South Africa, David 'Qadasi' Jenkins and Maqhinga Radebe are a South African Music Award (SAMA)-winning duo dedicated to preserving the rich traditions of Maskandi music while introducing its powerful sound to audiences around the world.

For one unforgettable night, South Africa is coming home to London…

Two of our country’s most beloved icons. One legendary stage.

An underground sensation, Afriquoi are bringing their uplifting fusion of African music and live electronics to our stage for a night of euphoric cross-cultural celebration.

There was a time when Mogadishu, the capital of Somalia, was often referred to as the “pearl of the Indian Ocean.” Before Dictator Mohamed Siad Barre was ousted in 1991 and the country plunged into civil war, it was a beautiful, cosmopolitan city with nightlife & bands like Dur Dur to soundtrack it.

**FORM Presents**

**MARIAM chante AMADOU & MARIAM**

**+ Special Guests**

Alewya is an Ethiopian–Egyptian artist, singer, producer and visual creative whose work bridges continents and disciplines.

Osas is a German-born, South East London raised Afro-R&B artist whose music sits at the intersection of intimacy, nostalgia and emotional storytelling.

Brymo Live London arrives at 229 London for an unforgettable night of music, artistry and soul.

Born in 1974, near Bolgatanga, northeast Ghana, King Ayisoba plays Kologo (small guitar with two strings attached to a calabash) from a young age. He took care of livestock & carries his instrument in the bush & villages, where he discovered traditional harmonic ceremonies & ancestral rites!

"Jimi Hendrix watched them rehearse, Stevie Wonder joined them on drums, and Fela Kuti partied with them in Lagos..." Guardian UK

Dele Sosimi, the Nigerian-British Afrobeat Ambassador, Musician and Educator, has been at the heart of the global Afrobeat scene since relocating to the UK in December 1995.

Tayc, the Marseille-born artist behind the Afrolov’ movement, has built a sound that blends afro, R&B, soul, jazz and gospel with stories of love, emotion and cinematic imagination.

Cuban-born Zahili Zamora is a pianist, composer and arranger whose music is rooted in Afro-Cuban rhythm, shaped by jazz improvisation, classical technique and her experiences across cultures.