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Hackney Colliery Band: Collaborations

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Hackney Colliery Band sat in two lines with their instruments

Hackney’s brass pioneers celebrate their tenth anniversary with an energetic and collaborative live show.

Described as ‘one of the greatest live bands that we have in this country’ by BBC Radio 2, over a ten year career HCB's unique blend of driving rhythm, powerful horns and introspective electronics have steered their live sets. In this concert they present material from their latest album Collaborations: Volume One, a celebration of their proudly eclectic taste and collaborative spirit.

This show will feature some of the album’s musical guests including the father of Ethio-jazz Mulatu Astatke, turntablist and producer DJ Yoda, writer and performer Rob Auton, composer (and one third of cult rock band Three Trapped Tigers) Tom Rogerson and the Roundhouse Choir. Expect a lively night of music, showmanship and collaboration.

Tagged with: Contemporary music Young Barbican Contemporary Music

Programme

Performers

Mulatu Astatke
Tom Rogerson
Rob Auton
DJ Yoda
YVA
Dennis Rollins
Roundhouse Choir
Pete Wareham
 

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Location
The Barbican Hall is located within the main Barbican building. Head to Level G and follow the signs to find your seating level. 

Address
Barbican Centre
Silk Street, London
EC2Y 8DS

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