Thundercat at Albert Hall

Chris Horkan
Thundercat

Thundercat at Albert Hall, City Centre 15 November 2017 Tickets from £22.50 — Book now

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.

 

Thundercat at Albert Hall, City Centre 15 November 2017 Tickets from £22.50 Book now

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