Step by Stour Space this evening! Tonight two of our staff members will fill @stourspace with music! Nicky with her band; First World Problems and Hakon with his project; Hawkon. In addition the local jazz band STOUR TRIO will perform. Come by for a night full of local art and music! Words from Stour Space: Thank you to those of you who joined us to see The Stour Trio for the first time - reaction has been fantastic. For our second session, we've invited two very talented acts to play alongside for Stour Live. Expect a whole range of styles and musical offerings as we open up the bar so you can enjoy drinks out on the pontoon and in the main gallery space. FREE BEFORE 8PM £3 AFTER www.stourspace.co.uk -------------------------------------------- STOUR TRIO Three amazingly talented jazz trained musicians Jonathan Idiagbonya (Keys), Rick Leon James (Bass) & Andrew Mclean (Drums) make up the Stour Trio as they return for their residency at the space. They've played with everyone from Amy Winehouse to Grace Jones to Mark Ronson to Corinne Bailey Rae to The Ennio Morricone Orchestra. Expect a journey through all styles from jazz, soul, blues, afrobeat, latin, funk and more... HAWKON The London-based artist Hawkon from Bergen got attention on international blogs with his early demos on Soundcloud. Last fall the EP Dare to Follow was released. He has been compared to everything from early Phoenix to Kindness. "All billowing synths and hypnotic, languid beats, it's the songwriting, the lyrics which leave a lasting impression." - Clash Mag FIRST WORLD PROBLEMS Echoing sentiments of legendary Psych Bands of old First World Problems (aka Nicole Fermie and Howie Gill) combine powerful guitar music and clever songwriting. Parliament Funkadelic, Led Zeppelin and Jimi Hendrix are cited as key influences, female front-lady Nicole's voice is definitely unique - one's to watch! #gig #london #music #livemusic #onthecanal
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