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Thundercat at Albert Hall

Chris Horkan

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Thundercat

Albert Hall, City Centre
15 November 2017

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From £22.50
Thundercat
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Having sold out Gorilla as recently as March, Thundercat returns to Manchester to wow a larger audience with his mesmerising cosmic jazz.

The Grammy Award-winning American bassist and singer-songwriter has worked with an all-star cast of musicians over the years – from Erykah Badu through to Flying Lotus and Childish Cambino – culminating in his critically acclaimed latest album, Drunk, which features contributions from the likes of Kendrick Lamar, Pharrell and Kamazi Washington.

 

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