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World Jazz Jive feat. Yamikani, Levniz & Kanavu
+ £1.25–£4 order fee
Booking fee included, at See Tickets; up to £9.35 for the best seats.
- When
- Friday, 4 December 2026, 7.30pm
- Where
- The Attic, 3 SHEAF STREET, LEEDS, LS10 1HD
- Sold by
- See Tickets
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About the event
From See Tickets's listing
Longtime Leeds world music/jazz promoter DJ Lubi returns to The Attic Leeds on Friday 4th December for a show called WORLD JAZZ JIVE. A night where contemporary jazz meets Afro-Cuban rhythms, Brazilian beats and Indian carnatic music, and features a new generation of emerging artists from Leeds, Brazil, Turkey and Bristol making exciting world jazz fusion today. Yamikani Conguero Yamikani Soko and his orchestra are a new and exciting Afro-Diasporic jazz fusion ensemble in Leeds. This is the latest project led by Reece Soko, bandleader/saxophonist of the popular afrojazz band Afrodesia, and regular band member of Ferg's Imaginary Big Band and the Amon Ra Collective. They play a repertoire of original music in the tradition of CuBop (Afro-Cuban jazz), Rumba, Calypso and Spiritual Jazz, and inspired by music legends Chano Pozo, Max Roach and Mongo Santamaria. Yamikani not only respects the traditions to come out of the Afro-Diaspora, but also infuses the music with Yamikani Soko's own Malawian heritage and Be-Bop background, creating an energetic blend of rhythmic and vibrant music. Last heard live in Leeds in May 2026 at the Tomorrow's Warriors showcase for the Leeds Jazz Festival at Brudenell Social Club. The band is an all-star line-up of Leeds' finest young musicians who play with Afrodesia, Plantfood, The NPCs, Amon Ra Collective, Ferg's Imaginary Big Band, Kanavu and Mikoudi.…
Getting there
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