We’re very excited to announce that for Shabaka Hutchings’ final London performance on sax he’ll be playing an interpretation of John Coltrane’s ‘A Love Supreme’ on 8th December at Hackney Church. All tickets for the original date at ICA remain valid.

Feat. four drummers (Tom Skinner, Eddie Hick, Jas Kayser & Moses Boyd), guitar (Dave Okumu) and bass (Tom Herbert).

‘I’ve always wanted to play this piece but felt a sense of reverence precede a hesitance in approaching this important expression of spirituality. Now that my time with the saxophone is coming to a close however I’m allowing myself the indulgence of playing what I want to my home crowd. It will be one to remember.’

Tickets are now SOLD OUT.

We’re very excited to announce that for Shabaka Hutchings’ final London performance on sax he’ll be playing an interpretation of John Coltrane’s ‘A Love Supreme’ on 8th December at Hackney Church. All tickets for the original date at ICA remain valid.

Feat. four drummers (Tom Skinner, Eddie Hick, Jas Kayser & Moses Boyd), guitar (Dave Okumu) and bass (Tom Herbert).

‘I’ve always wanted to play this piece but felt a sense of reverence precede a hesitance in approaching this important expression of spirituality. Now that my time with the saxophone is coming to a close however I’m allowing myself the indulgence of playing what I want to my home crowd. It will be one to remember.’

Tickets are now SOLD OUT.

We’re very excited to announce that for Shabaka Hutchings’ final London performance on sax he’ll be playing an interpretation of John Coltrane’s ‘A Love Supreme’ on 8th December at Hackney Church. All tickets for the original date at ICA remain valid.

Feat. four drummers (Tom Skinner, Eddie Hick, Jas Kayser & Moses Boyd), guitar (Dave Okumu) and bass (Tom Herbert).

‘I’ve always wanted to play this piece but felt a sense of reverence precede a hesitance in approaching this important expression of spirituality. Now that my time with the saxophone is coming to a close however I’m allowing myself the indulgence of playing what I want to my home crowd. It will be one to remember.’

Tickets are now SOLD OUT.

We’re very excited to announce that for Shabaka Hutchings’ final London performance on sax he’ll be playing an interpretation of John Coltrane’s ‘A Love Supreme’ on 8th December at Hackney Church. All tickets for the original date at ICA remain valid.

Feat. four drummers (Tom Skinner, Eddie Hick, Jas Kayser & Moses Boyd), guitar (Dave Okumu) and bass (Tom Herbert).

‘I’ve always wanted to play this piece but felt a sense of reverence precede a hesitance in approaching this important expression of spirituality. Now that my time with the saxophone is coming to a close however I’m allowing myself the indulgence of playing what I want to my home crowd. It will be one to remember.’

Tickets are now SOLD OUT.

We’re very excited to announce that for Shabaka Hutchings’ final London performance on sax he’ll be playing an interpretation of John Coltrane’s ‘A Love Supreme’ on 8th December at Hackney Church. All tickets for the original date at ICA remain valid.

Feat. four drummers (Tom Skinner, Eddie Hick, Jas Kayser & Moses Boyd), guitar (Dave Okumu) and bass (Tom Herbert).

‘I’ve always wanted to play this piece but felt a sense of reverence precede a hesitance in approaching this important expression of spirituality. Now that my time with the saxophone is coming to a close however I’m allowing myself the indulgence of playing what I want to my home crowd. It will be one to remember.’

Tickets are now SOLD OUT.

We’re very excited to announce that for Shabaka Hutchings’ final London performance on sax he’ll be playing an interpretation of John Coltrane’s ‘A Love Supreme’ on 8th December at Hackney Church. All tickets for the original date at ICA remain valid.

Feat. four drummers (Tom Skinner, Eddie Hick, Jas Kayser & Moses Boyd), guitar (Dave Okumu) and bass (Tom Herbert).

‘I’ve always wanted to play this piece but felt a sense of reverence precede a hesitance in approaching this important expression of spirituality. Now that my time with the saxophone is coming to a close however I’m allowing myself the indulgence of playing what I want to my home crowd. It will be one to remember.’

Tickets are now SOLD OUT.

We’re very excited to announce that for Shabaka Hutchings’ final London performance on sax he’ll be playing an interpretation of John Coltrane’s ‘A Love Supreme’ on 8th December at Hackney Church. All tickets for the original date at ICA remain valid.

Feat. four drummers (Tom Skinner, Eddie Hick, Jas Kayser & Moses Boyd), guitar (Dave Okumu) and bass (Tom Herbert).

‘I’ve always wanted to play this piece but felt a sense of reverence precede a hesitance in approaching this important expression of spirituality. Now that my time with the saxophone is coming to a close however I’m allowing myself the indulgence of playing what I want to my home crowd. It will be one to remember.’

Tickets are now SOLD OUT.

We’re very excited to announce that for Shabaka Hutchings’ final London performance on sax he’ll be playing an interpretation of John Coltrane’s ‘A Love Supreme’ on 8th December at Hackney Church. All tickets for the original date at ICA remain valid.

Feat. four drummers (Tom Skinner, Eddie Hick, Jas Kayser & Moses Boyd), guitar (Dave Okumu) and bass (Tom Herbert).

‘I’ve always wanted to play this piece but felt a sense of reverence precede a hesitance in approaching this important expression of spirituality. Now that my time with the saxophone is coming to a close however I’m allowing myself the indulgence of playing what I want to my home crowd. It will be one to remember.’

Tickets are now SOLD OUT.

We’re very excited to announce that for Shabaka Hutchings’ final London performance on sax he’ll be playing an interpretation of John Coltrane’s ‘A Love Supreme’ on 8th December at Hackney Church. All tickets for the original date at ICA remain valid.

Feat. four drummers (Tom Skinner, Eddie Hick, Jas Kayser & Moses Boyd), guitar (Dave Okumu) and bass (Tom Herbert).

‘I’ve always wanted to play this piece but felt a sense of reverence precede a hesitance in approaching this important expression of spirituality. Now that my time with the saxophone is coming to a close however I’m allowing myself the indulgence of playing what I want to my home crowd. It will be one to remember.’

Tickets are now SOLD OUT.