The South London Jazz Scene All StarsTomorrow’s Warriors presents: I AM WARRIOR
Line up
- The Soon Come Ensemble
- Binker Golding
- Cassie Kinoshi
- Camilla George
- CHERISE
- Denys Baptiste
- Mark Crown
- Mark Kavuma
- Nathaniel Facey
- Peter Edwards
- Sheila Maurice Grey
- Peter Edwards
- Rosie Turton
- Zara McFarlane
Price
Standing: £20 Restaurant: £30
Doors
19:00-22:30
Tomorrow’s Warriors returns to their spiritual home at the Jazz Cafe for I AM WARRIOR, celebrating three years of new jazz collaborations with performances featuring award-winning alumni and the next generation of exciting young jazz talent.
Joined by a host of special guests and former alumni including Camilla George, Nathaniel Facey, CHERISE, Zara McFarlane, Binker Golding, Rosie Turton, Denys Baptiste, Mark Kavuma, Sheila Maurice Grey, Mark Crown, Peter Edwards and Cassie Kinoshi – The Soon Come Ensemble promises a night of fantastic original compositions.
A black-led organisation, Tomorrow’s Warriors has over 30 years played a vital role within its community, supporting those from challenging circumstances whilst pushing young talent to the forefront of the vibrant UK jazz scene, mentoring and providing training to the likes of Moses Boyd, Nubya Garcia (Nérija), Femi Koleoso (Ezra Collective), Shabaka Hutchings (Sons of Kemet) and more.
A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to Tomorrow’s Warriors Trust and there will be an optional extra £2 donation per ticket for the Tomorrow’s Warriors charity fund.
Tomorrow’s Warriors returns to their spiritual home at the Jazz Cafe for I AM WARRIOR, celebrating three years of new jazz collaborations with performances featuring award-winning alumni and the next generation of exciting young jazz talent.
Joined by a host of special guests and former alumni including Camilla George, Nathaniel Facey, CHERISE, Zara McFarlane, Binker Golding, Rosie Turton, Denys Baptiste, Mark Kavuma, Sheila Maurice Grey, Mark Crown, Peter Edwards and Cassie Kinoshi – The Soon Come Ensemble promises a night of fantastic original compositions.
A black-led organisation, Tomorrow’s Warriors has over 30 years played a vital role within its community, supporting those from challenging circumstances whilst pushing young talent to the forefront of the vibrant UK jazz scene, mentoring and providing training to the likes of Moses Boyd, Nubya Garcia (Nérija), Femi Koleoso (Ezra Collective), Shabaka Hutchings (Sons of Kemet) and more.
A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to Tomorrow’s Warriors Trust and there will be an optional extra £2 donation per ticket for the Tomorrow’s Warriors charity fund.