The Headhunters

Union Chapel, Islington, London.

12+ only. 12s to 15s must be accompanied by an adult. No refunds will be given for incorrectly booked tickets.

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GENERAL ADMISSION £37.80 (£35.00)
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Few bands can boast a history as fortuitous and storied as The Headhunters, a history which began back in 1973 when iconic musician Herbie Hancock formed the group. They soon shot to acclaim by themselves with their iconic blend of jazz, funk, and rock.
With over a million albums sold, the band's legacy has been inspiring musicians of every genre for decades, sampled by various rap artists throughout the '80s and '90s, and influencing countless musicians' styles of playing.
A chance to experience jazz history, the legendary jazz group take to Union Chapel following a string of sold out shows in our home.

BAM!BAM!BAM! presents
The Headhunters

Located at the infectious crossroads of funk and jazz is the internationally acclaimed band The Headhunters. Forty years in the industry has melded their sound into an energetic ride through the roots of music in the beats of ancient percussion instruments to the electronic vibrations of the future.
The iconic songs ?God Made Me Funky? and ?Watermelon Man? bathe the crowd in foot-tapping head-bobbing energy from the first few notes. Their concerts are a synergy of well-honed grooves and living in the moment improvisations, familiar yet surprising notes that both jam and soothe.
A Headhunters show weaves the threads of contemporary R&B music in the loom of elevated space-jazz. BET.com proclaims ?God Make Me Funky? as one of the most Influential Hip-Hop Samples ever. The band has influenced the sound of acid-jazz and such musicians as Grammy-Award winning artists, Esperanza Spalding and Troy ?Trombone Shorty? Andrews. Their songs have been sampled by artists around the Globe including Usher, Prince, Nas, The Roots, Madonna, and many more.

Their influence on the jazz world as we know it today cannot be underestimated - they are bonafide legends and it's a privilege to welcome them back to the UK.