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Paul Weller with Paloma Faith, KNEECAP, and more

Dec 13, 2024 at 18:00  ·  O2 Academy Brixton, London O2 Academy Brixton, London

Paul Weller
Dec 13
Paul Weller
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KNEECAP, the Belfast-Derry hip-hop trio, blends English and Irish rap with political satire, championing Irish republicanism and language rights. Known for energetic shows and controversial lyrics, their album "Fenian" achieved number one status. Their biographical film won multiple awards, including Sundance's Audience Award, and they've collaborated with artists like Kae Tempest and Sub Focus.
Paloma Faith's sixth album, "The Glorification of Sadness," explores the breakdown of a relationship and family through deeply personal songs, critiquing the commodification of grief.
Born in Woking, England, Paul Weller led The Jam (“The Changingman”) & Style Council, then solo—rock/soul/electronica; Britpop influence; Ivor Novello winner.
Liam Bailey, from Nottingham, England, is a soul, reggae, and blues-influenced singer-songwriter. Known for his emotive vocals and collaborations with Chase & Status, including "Blind Faith", he released albums like "Ekundayo" and "Zero Grace". He also shared a 2010 Brit Award for Best Singer-Songwriter. His music blends rock, soul, and R&B.
Lowkey, a hip hop artist and political campaigner, collaborates with Immortal Technique and Arctic Monkeys. Known for Soundtrack to the Struggle, his music charts well in the UK and streams millions online. Featured in MTV Base Best UK MCs list and praised for its political insight, his work includes collabs with Noam Chomsky and Maverick Sabre.
Primal Scream, formed in Glasgow in 1982, pioneered indie dance, blending alternative rock, psychedelic, and electronic styles. Known for their Mercury Prize-winning album "Screamadelica" and hits like "Loaded" and "Movin' on Up," they remain influential for their genre-defying sound. Their discography includes albums like "Chaosmosis" and "Come Ahead".

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