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More Life with Ghetts, Ezra Collective, and more

Sep 13, 2024 at 18:30  ·  The O2, London The O2, London

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London youth-club-formed modern jazz band Ezra Collective blend afrobeat, reggae, salsa, grime and hip-hop. Emerged with Chapter 7 (2016); won the 2022 Mercury Prize for Where I’m Meant To Be and a historic BRIT Group of the Year win.
Leeds-born soul-rooted R&B singer-songwriter; UK #1 debut with hit “Put Your Records On,” multiple Top 10 albums; Grammy winner, MOBO wins; collabed w/ Herbie Hancock.
British cellist Sheku Kanneh-Mason rose to global attention performing at the 2018 Duke and Duchess of Sussex wedding. First black winner of BBC Young Musician (2016), his Decca debut Inspiration hit UK No. 11; won two Classical BRITs.
British soul and neo-soul singer Mahalia grew up in Leicestershire and began writing songs as a preteen, attracting major-label interest at age 13. Known for albums like Diary of Me and the U.K. Top 30 release Love and Compromise, she has collaborated with artists such as Little Simz and Ty Dolla Sign.
London-raised singer-songwriter Cat Burns broke through with viral hit go (UK Official Singles Chart #2). A triple-platinum artist, she earned three BRIT nominations, a BBC Sound Poll shortlist, and a Mercury Prize nomination for 2024 debut album early twenties.
Nottingham-born, East London-raised R&B singer Nao: jazz-trained soprano behind “wonky funk”; Disclosure “Superego.” MOBO, Brit, BBC Sound, Mercury & Grammy noms.
Born in London, AJ Tracey is an independent, multi‑platinum UK rap pioneer blending grime, drill & hip-hop; hits “Ladbroke Grove” & “Thiago Silva”; collab’d with Skepta, Dave, Gorillaz; BRITs Billion Award.
North London rapper Clavish is known for his cold, introspective lyrics and laid-back style. He gained fame through viral freestyles and his acclaimed mixtape "Rap Game Awful."
Newham grime icon D Double E: ex N.A.S.T.Y. Crew (w/ Kano, Ghetts, Jammer), co-founded Newham Generals; known for “Street Fighter Riddim”, “Woo Riddim” & acclaimed Jackuum.

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The O2, a 20,000-capacity indoor arena in southeast London's Greenwich Peninsula, is famously housed within the iconic Millennium Dome structure. Since opening in 2007, it has become one of the world's busiest music venues, hosting major concerts, sporting events, and live entertainment within its adaptable, acoustically engineered space.

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