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ANOHNI and the Johnsons

It’s Time To Feel What's Really Happening

— ,Hall
ANOHNI looks into the camera

Photo by Willy Vanderperre

For the first time in a decade, ANOHNI presents a concert with the Johnsons, drawing from her new album My Back Was A Bridge For You To Cross as well as from throughout her catalogue. 

ANOHNI issues a challenge to herself and to the world to Feel What's Really Happening.

Having worked in genres ranging from electronic experimental to avant classical, dance and soul, ANOHNI’s music has been characterized above all by her affecting voice. Across her 30 year career ANOHNI has forged a singular path through popular music, pioneering a vigorous examination of trans/eco-feminist themes. 

ANOHNI will be joined by a 9 piece band including Julia Kent (cello), Maxim Moston, Doug Wieselman (multi-instrumentalist) and Jimmy Hogarth (guitarist/producer).

 

Tagged with: Contemporary music Young Barbican Electronic More...

Running time: 7:30-10:00pm (no support act or interval)

Produced by the Barbican, Serious and Rebis Music  

Performers

  • Jimmy Hogarth  
  • Leo Abrahams  
  • Chris Vatalaro  
  • Gael Rakotondrabe  
  • Sam Dixon  
  • Julia Kent  
  • Max Moston  
  • Doug Wiselman  
  • Mazz Swift from NYC  

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