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Kiioto Live Aboard the Golden Hinde
- When
- Wednesday, 17 February 2027, 8pm
- Where
- The Golden Hinde, St Mary Overie Dock, Cathedral St, London, SE1 9DE
- Sold by
- See Tickets
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About the event
From See Tickets's listing
Wednesday 17 February 2027 Doors 7.30pm | Performance 8pm Step aboard The Golden Hinde for an intimate evening of live music with Kii?t?, the collaboration between Mercury Music Prize-nominated singer-songwriter Lou Rhodes, former lead vocalist and co-founder of Lamb, and award-winning songwriter and pianist Rohan Heath. Following their critically acclaimed 2024 debut As Dust We Rise, Kii?t? return with their second album, Black Salt - a bold and deeply personal collection of songs spanning jazz, broken beat and soul, brought together by Heath's melodic sensibilities and Rhodes' unmistakable voice. Across the album, the duo cast their net wide, exploring everything from modern relationships and the influence of social media to parenthood, heritage, loss and our place in the world. The arrangements remain spare and distinctive, drawing on influences as varied as Carole King, Khruangbin and Alice Coltrane. Written primarily in Kii?t?'s North London home studio and released independently on their own label, Black Salt also features contributions from a host of musicians, including guitarist Hawi Gondwe, double-bassist Andy Hamill, drummer Mykey Wilson and composer and musician David Arnold. Join Kii?t? aboard The Golden Hinde for a special performance in the atmospheric surroundings of one of London's most unique live music venues.
Getting there
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